Financial Globalization and Chinese Financial Law

Author: Wu Zhipan
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: The market can regulate the balance of the "economic water reservoir," and so can the law. The difference lies in that market regulation is purely economic activity, while legal regulation also involves moral and value judgments as humanistic and social factors. When studying financial law, it is essential to examine its regulatory function and the moral judgments and humanistic standards within it. This book was written during a period of turbulence in the Asian financial market and at a time when China was about to join the WTO. It proposes the comprehensive study of all laws related to financial businesses to regulate financial instruments through law. The book presents novel and unique perspectives, prompting deep reflection.