International Finance (Third Edition)

Author: Que Chengyu
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Publish Date: 2008-06-29
Features: This book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice. International finance encompasses a vast amount of content, which is difficult to fully reflect in a textbook. Therefore, we have selected representative theories for introduction and commentary, focusing on presenting fundamental perspectives and approaches. For traditional international finance operations and innovative techniques, we emphasize explaining principles and use examples to help students deepen their understanding, laying a foundation for future work in related fields. Considering the close relationship between foreign trade and economic cooperation and international finance, we have included content on foreign exchange operations in import and export transactions and foreign trade credit in the textbook. The book consists of an introduction and three parts. The introduction provides a concise overview of the main content of international finance research and the formation and development of the discipline. Part I is "Fundamentals of International Finance," covering Chapters 1-4, which primarily introduce the basic knowledge and theories of international finance. The second part is "International Finance Policies," covering Chapters 5-9, which primarily introduce macroeconomic policies under open conditions and international coordination. The third part is "International Financial Markets and Capital Flows," covering Chapters 10-14, which primarily introduce the main phenomena and operational methods of international financial markets and content related to international capital flows. Additionally, this book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice. International finance encompasses a vast amount of content, which is difficult to fully reflect in a textbook. Therefore, we have selected representative theories for introduction and commentary, focusing on presenting fundamental perspectives and approaches. For traditional international finance operations and innovative techniques, we emphasize explaining principles and use examples to help students deepen their understanding, laying a foundation for future work in related fields. Considering the close relationship between foreign trade and economic cooperation and international finance, we have included content on foreign exchange operations in import and export transactions and foreign trade credit in the textbook. The book consists of an introduction and three parts. The introduction provides a concise overview of the main content of international finance research and the formation and development of the discipline. Part I is "Fundamentals of International Finance," covering Chapters 1-4, which primarily introduce the basic knowledge and theories of international finance. The second part is "International Finance Policies," covering Chapters 5-9, which primarily introduce macroeconomic policies under open conditions and international coordination. The third part is "International Financial Markets and Capital Flows," covering Chapters 10-14, which primarily introduce the main phenomena and operational methods of international financial markets and content related to international capital flows.