Money and Banking

Author: An Ye
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The author actively incorporates the reasonable components of similar textbooks both domestically and internationally, and combines their own long-term teaching experience to strive for a more suitable level of difficulty in terms of the textbook system, structure, and content for teaching use. The entire book is divided into twelve chapters:
Chapter 1 elaborates on the origin of money, the nature of money, and monetary systems;
Chapter 2 discusses the origin and development of credit, credit forms, and credit instruments;
Chapter 3 explains the theories related to interest and interest rates;
Chapter 4 covers the financial institution system;
Chapter 5 elaborates on the origin, nature, functions, business operations, and management of commercial banks;
Chapter 6 discusses the origin, nature, functions, and business operations of the central bank;
Chapter 7 explains the constituent elements, role, and classification of financial markets;
Chapter 8 covers money supply, money demand, and money equilibrium;
Chapter 9 elaborates on the theories of inflation and deflation;
Chapter 10 discusses monetary policy and its applications;
Chapter 11 covers exchange rate theories, balance of payments, international reserves, and the international monetary system;
Chapter 10 (Note: There seems to be a repetition of "Chapter 10" here; it might be a typo and should be corrected to a different chapter number if possible) elaborates on the origin, content, and impact of financial innovation.