Financial English Reading Course (Second Edition)

Author: Shen Suping
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Financial English Reading Course (Second Edition) selects excellent articles from newly published authoritative financial books and periodicals in Europe, America, and China. It is divided into six topics: Banking, Money and Economics, Investment Systems, Accounting, Law, and Supplementary Reading, introducing knowledge in areas such as financial theory, basic concepts, policies and regulations, and business management. Each lesson, in addition to the basic content of the previous edition—such as lesson introduction, text, vocabulary and phrases, notes on difficult sentences, and reading comprehension exercises—has added diversified exercises, including cloze, Chinese-English translation, and a wealth of supplementary reading materials with novel themes. This textbook is suitable for students majoring in economics, finance, public finance, and trade. It can be used as a professional foreign language course textbook for undergraduates, postgraduates, and students pursuing a second degree, and is also suitable for training employees in the banking system. The book has been recognized as a premium teaching material by the University of International Business and Economics. For convenience in learning, the accompanying reference book Introduction to Financial English Reading Course has also been revised accordingly. Financial English Reading Course (Second Edition) selects excellent articles from newly published authoritative financial books and periodicals in Europe, America, and China. It is divided into six topics: Banking, Money and Economics, Investment Systems, Accounting, Law, and Supplementary Reading, introducing knowledge in areas such as financial theory, basic concepts, policies and regulations, and business management. Each lesson, in addition to the basic content of the previous edition—such as lesson introduction, text, vocabulary and phrases, notes on difficult sentences, and reading comprehension exercises—has added diversified exercises, including cloze, Chinese-English translation, and a wealth of supplementary reading materials with novel themes. This textbook is suitable for students majoring in economics, finance, public finance, and trade. It can be used as a professional foreign language course textbook for undergraduates, postgraduates, and students pursuing a second degree, and is also suitable for training employees in the banking system. The book has been recognized as a premium teaching material by the University of International Business and Economics. For convenience in learning, the accompanying reference book Introduction to Financial English Reading Course has also been revised accordingly.