Capital Market: Structural Adjustment and Asset Restructuring

Author: Hong Yinxing
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The development and changes of economic theory are closely linked with economic practice. As China continues to transition towards a socialist market economy, practice is calling for the advancement and prosperity of economics; at the same time, practice is also creating conditions for the development of economics. The main purpose of planning and publishing the China Economic Issues Series is to encourage the innovative and exploratory spirit of economists, continue to promote the progress and prosperity of economic research in China, create a suitable garden for new ideas to grow in the publishing landscape of Chinese academic works, and provide a platform for high-level research findings for both the Chinese economic theory community and practitioners in practical sectors. This series aims to become an indispensable read for readers both domestically and internationally to understand Chinese economics and the development trends of its economic reality.
This book studies economic development, structural adjustment, asset restructuring, capital markets, and marketization as a system, revealing the intrinsic links between asset restructuring and economic structural adjustment. It explores the mechanisms and pathways for asset restructuring through capital markets. The book systematically elaborates on the content and mechanisms of structural adjustment under the context of a buyer's market and a new growth model. It provides a comprehensive analysis of various asset restructuring methods in practice and their positive and negative effects. Additionally, the book offers an in-depth analysis of the current structure of capital markets and its issues, proposing corresponding approaches to improve the capital market structure by further advancing marketization.