Financial and Economic Analysis Theory and Empirical Research of Listed Companies

Author: Fan Xingjian
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: After China's entry into the WTO, accounting work, as an important part of economic management, will inevitably face severe challenges. The new situation has placed higher demands on us, accounting professionals. "The Theory and Empirical Analysis of Financial Economic Analysis for Listed Companies" is a research project jointly undertaken by Fan Xingjian, Ph.D. supervisor at Southwest University of Finance and Economics, and the 2004 cohort of Ph.D. students. The research team has studied diligently, delved into the core curriculum "Financial Economic Analysis Research" for Ph.D. students, extensively reviewed literature, and conducted in-depth investigations. This book combines theory with practice, attempting to explore the similarities and differences between financial economic analysis for listed companies and general enterprises by establishing a framework for the theory and practice of financial economic analysis for listed companies. The goal is to broaden and deepen the current scope and depth of financial economic analysis, thereby meeting the needs of establishing and improving the socialist market economy system, especially the need for listed companies to strengthen financial management and enhance economic efficiency.