Frontier of Circulation Theory in China

Author: Song Ze/Guo Dongle/Geng Linbo (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The purpose of this series remains consistent, which is to summarize and synthesize the theoretical development and research progress of China in finance, banking, foreign economic trade, and commercial economy during a certain historical period. It systematically reflects the latest research achievements and academic advancements in the aforementioned fields and disciplines in China, providing background materials and important academic references for further in-depth research. It lays a foundation for the further innovation and development of China's economic theory, while also offering a convenient "window" for foreign scholars to understand China's economic theory. China's Frontier of Circulation Theory also replaces the previous term "commercial" with "circulation." On one hand, this is to consider the needs of international communication, as the global academic and practical sectors require a common language for communication. The term "commercial" is difficult to find an accurate equivalent in English, as it overlaps with "retail," "distribution," and "circulation" but is not entirely the same. On the other hand, in the past two years, China has experienced significant changes in the circulation sector, not only involving reforms in the management system but also involving a reevaluation of the status of the circulation industry, the development of various markets, and the impact of foreign investment on China's circulation industry. In addition to adopting a more appropriate name, China's Frontier of Circulation has also carefully designed its content structure.