Money and Banking (New Concept Finance Series Textbooks for Higher Vocational and Specialized Colleges in the 21st Century)

Author: Wang Zonghu
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Publish Date: 2006-03-19
Features: This textbook is compiled in accordance with the writing requirements of the "21st Century Higher Vocational and Technical College (Finance and Economics Series Textbook Series)." It is suitable for students majoring in economics and finance at higher vocational and technical colleges. During the writing process, we adhered to the principle that "basic theoretical teaching should aim at application, focusing on what is necessary and sufficient," and reasonably addressed the relationship between the fundamental theory of money and its practical applications. We strive to ensure that the content is complete, the structure is logical, the organization is clear, the language is concise and easy to understand, highlighting practicality and truly reflecting the teaching characteristics of higher vocational education.
The textbook systematically introduces fundamental theories such as the modern monetary credit system, financial system, financial markets, and the institutional system of financial institutions against the backdrop of the operation mechanism of the modern market economy. With the monetary and financial operation and its regulation as the main thread, it provides a general overview of the monetary supply and demand theories of Western schools and the Marxist economics school, and elaborates in detail on the theoretical and practical knowledge of macro-control mechanisms in monetary and finance, including monetary supply and demand, monetary policy, inflation, and deflation.
At the same time, the book incorporates the trends of modern global financial industry development, closely linking with the practices of domestic and international financial reforms and advancements. It adds content on financial development, financial liberalization, financial innovation, the monetary credit systems of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, international financial institutions, international capital flows, globalization of financial markets, and the international monetary system, reflecting the characteristics of realism and contemporaneity.