Finance Tutorial

Author: Zeng Kanglin
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This textbook is designed to meet the training objectives, knowledge level, and knowledge structure of master's students in finance, incorporating innovations in its systematic design based on the development of modern finance. The book is divided into three parts: Mechanism-Related, Behavioral Agents, and Theoretical Development.
The Mechanism-Related part focuses on discussing traditional and modern concepts of money, credit, and finance, emphasizing the interrelationships among various concepts across different fields. The Behavioral Agents part highlights various behavioral choices, including their conceptual foundations, implementation approaches, and effects evaluation. The Theoretical Development part explores the socio-economic conditions, theoretical frameworks, operational models, and policy implications of various financial theories.
The relationships among the three parts are as follows: The content of the Mechanism-Related part provides the theoretical foundation and knowledge preparation for the behaviors of financial agents in the Behavioral Agents part. The content of the Theoretical Development part summarizes the practical experiences and intellectual achievements of the behaviors of financial agents. Behavioral agents are the core, mechanism-related is the guide, and theoretical development is the deepening.
This textbook can serve as both a teaching material for classroom instruction for finance master's students and a self-study resource for finance researchers and professionals in the economic and financial sectors.