Export Credit Theory

Author: Wang Shujun
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is an academic work in China that studies the theory and practice of export credit. The author starts from the origin and development of export credit, conducts an in-depth analysis of its theoretical foundation. Based on a comparative study of export credit in major countries worldwide, the book carries out empirical research on export credit, drawing on successful global export credit experiences to explore development strategies for China's export credit. This book fills the gap in deep-level research on export credit in China's academic circles. As one of the important tools for governments to promote international trade, export credit has played a significant role in the process of global economic development. With the development of the world economy, the role of export credit has become increasingly prominent, and countries have successively established their own export credit institutions. How the world's export credit has developed and how China's export credit institutions should respond are issues worth in-depth research. Through an international comparative study of export credit, the book analyzes the development patterns of export credit, providing a theoretical foundation and practical guide for China to establish a sound export credit mechanism. The book conducts a systematic analysis of the theoretical foundation, general principles, development trends, impact on national welfare, and challenges faced in the development of world export credit. Through empirical research on China's export credit, it draws on the development ideas of global export credit. This book fills the gap in deep-level research on export credit in China's academic circles. Although it is an academic work, it integrates theory and practice, making it accessible to a broader audience. It can be used as a reference for government officials, financial professionals, foreign trade industry personnel, and university educators.