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"The Chinese economy is now easily one of the most important and closely scrutinized economies in the world. Relatively minuscule changes in predictions of how the Chinese economy will perform can drive up or down stocks and the price of oil and other commodities. At the heart of how the Chines...

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Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Other Authors: Amstad, Marlene (Editor), Sun, Guofeng, 1972- (Editor), Xiong, Wei, 1971- (Editor)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Princeton : Princeton University Press, [2020]
Subjects:
Since 1976
Banks and banking > China.
Monetary policy > China.
Finance > China.
Capital market > China.
Politique monétaire > Chine.
Finances > Chine.
Marché financier > Chine.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / International / Economics
Banks and banking
Capital market
Economic policy
Finance
Monetary policy
China > Economic policy > 1976-2000.
China > Economic policy > 2000-
Chine > Politique économique > 1976-2000.
Chine > Politique économique > 2000-
China
A-shares.
British pound.
C schemes.
Chinese investment funds.
Chinese mutual funds.
Chinese rating agency.
Euro.
FDI.
Fintech cities.
IFRS.
IMF.
IPO reform.
Japanese yen.
LGFV.
McCallum rule.
PBC policy rates.
Q schemes.
QFII.
RMB cross-border flows.
RMB internationalization.
RMB lending.
RQFII, QDII.
SOEs.
Shanghai stock exchange.
Shenzhen stock exchange.
Taylor rule.
US dollar.
VC.
accounting system.
asset management.
banking institutions.
banking regulations.
banking.
basic social security.
benchmark rates.
bond connect.
bond credit ratings.
bond markets.
capital account liberalization.
central bank independence.
corporate governance.
credit extension.
credit market rates.
domestic assets.
employer-sponsored annuity programs.
equity markets.
familiarity.
fintech development.
fintech regulatory developments.
fintech.
foreign direct investment.
foreign exchange.
hedge funds.
infrastructure financing.
interbank markets.
interest rate liberalization.
interest rates.
internet usage.
investor behavior.
investor behavioral biases.
limited attention.
liquidity facility rates.
local government financing vehicles.
loss aversion.
macroprudential policies.
market economy.
microprudential supervision initiatives.
monetary policy instruments.
monetary policy.
money markets.
mutual fund industry.
mutual funds.
online shopping.
overconfidence.
pension system.
pensions.
price-based policy instruments.
private equity funds.
public pension scheme.
quantity-based policy instruments.
real state market.
representativeness bias.
shadow banking.
shareholder activism.
state-owned commercial banks.
stock connect.
stock market regulations.
stock market.
venture capital funds.
venture capital market.
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • PART 1. BANKING AND MONETARY POLICY
  • 1. Banking Institutions and Banking Regulations
  • 2. Monetary Policy Framework and Transmission Mechanisms
  • 3. Monetary Policy Instruments
  • 4. China's Interest Rate Liberalization
  • PART 2. BOND AND MONEY MARKETS
  • 5. Chinese Bond Markets and Interbank Market
  • PART 3. FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND THE REAL ECONOMY
  • 6. Macroeconomic Effects of China's Financial Policies
  • 7. China's Real Estate Market
  • 8. Infrastructure Financing
  • PART 4. ONGOING REFORMS
  • 9. RMB Internationalization: Past, Present, and Prospect
  • 10. China's Capital Account Liberalization: A Ruby Jubilee and Beyond
  • PART 5. STOCK MARKET
  • 11. The Development of the Chinese Stock Market
  • 12. Corporate Governance in China
  • 13. The Accounting System in China
  • PART 6. ASSET MANAGEMENT
  • 14. Investment Funds in China
  • 15. China's Venture Capital Market
  • PART 7. PENSION SYSTEM
  • 16. The Chinese Pension System
  • PART 8. NEW DEVELOPMENTS
  • 17. Fintech Development
  • Editors and Contributors
  • Index

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