Research on Domestic Bonds of the National Government (1927-1949)

Author: Pan Guoqi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Guided by the materialist conception of history in Marxism and adhering to the principle of unification of history and logic, this book employs empirical analysis, quantitative analysis, and comparative research methods. It focuses on the domestic public debt of modern China, with particular attention to three phases during the Nanjing government period: the decade before the war, the eight years of the war, and the four years after the war. It thoroughly investigates the issuance, financing, use, restructuring, and repayment of domestic debt during these periods. From the detailed process of debt issuance, item-by-item verification of debt amounts, and the profound impact of domestic debt on society at the time, the book conducts an in-depth and scientific study of the domestic debt issued by various governments in modern China. It summarizes the uniqueness of modern Chinese domestic debt, its lessons of failure, and its implications for today's national debt policy formulation. The book is divided into four chapters, plus an introduction and conclusion, comprising six parts in total.