Latest Chinese-English Economic and Financial Common Terminology

Author: Bao Mingyou
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: With the deepening of China's economic reform process, new terms with Chinese characteristics continue to emerge in the field of economics. For those engaged in foreign-related economic and financial activities, how to express these new terms as accurately as possible in international communication is undoubtedly a challenge. In view of this, we have translated approximately 2,000 Chinese professional terms related to economics and finance into English, collected them, and compiled them into a book, hoping to be helpful to everyone engaged in foreign-related work. "A Practical Handbook of New Chinese-English Economic and Financial Terms" is divided into two parts. The first part includes over 2,000 commonly used economic and financial terms with corresponding English translations, these terms are the new words with Chinese characteristics that continue to emerge in the field of economics. The second part provides Chinese translations for common English abbreviations. At the end of the book, there are additional English translations of the names of relevant ministries, commissions, and institutions, the names of internal institutions and administrative positions of the People's Bank of China, as well as a bilingual (Chinese-English) table of currencies of various countries. The publication of this book serves as a certain reference and guidance for those engaged in foreign-related economic and financial activities. With the deepening of China's economic reform process, new terms with Chinese characteristics continue to emerge in the field of economics. For those engaged in foreign-related economic and financial activities, how to express these new terms as accurately as possible in international communication is undoubtedly a challenge. In view of this, we have translated approximately 2,000 Chinese professional terms related to economics and finance into English, collected them, and compiled them into a book, hoping to be helpful to everyone engaged in foreign-related work. "A Practical Handbook of New Chinese-English Economic and Financial Terms" is divided into two parts. The first part includes over 2,000 commonly used economic and financial terms with corresponding English translations, these terms are the new words with Chinese characteristics that continue to emerge in the field of economics. The second part provides Chinese translations for common English abbreviations. At the end of the book, there are additional English translations of the names of relevant ministries, commissions, and institutions, the names of internal institutions and administrative positions of the People's Bank of China, as well as a bilingual (Chinese-English) table of currencies of various countries. The publication of this book serves as a certain reference and guidance for those engaged in foreign-related economic and financial activities.