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ChineseCurrencyandtheWorld

作者: 陈雨露著

出版社: 中国人民大学出版社

出版时间: 2011-03

ISBN: 9787300106052

定价: 98.00

装帧: 平装

开本: 16开

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 149页

正文语种: 简体中文，英语

分类: 经济

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　　This book includes six chapters. The first chapter gives a descriptionof the evolution path of China's monetary culture from ancient time totoday and presents the methodical monetary evolution history of China asa large oriental country with thousands of years of civilization. The secondchapter gives a comprehensive introduction of the history and developmentof Chinese economy， which is deemed as a world miracle， and an in—depthand systematic illustration of the crisis-less development pattern， whichis the cornerstone of monetary development. Chapter three mainly studiesthe internal and external environment for the implementation of Chinesemonetary policy and the changes to meet economic and financial structuralchallenges as well as the needs of Chinese monetary development. Chapterfour comprehensively describes the past， present and future of the RMBexchange rate and its reform by providing a historical review of the basicRMB exchange rate mechanism and the exchange rate system reform.Chapter five gives a thorough analysis of basic problems that RMB hasto face in order to achieve full convertibility. By taking into account thedomestic and international conditions， this chapter also forecasts the timingof fully convertible RMB. The last chapter expounds on the historicalbackground and implementation of RMB internationalization， and points outthat RMB internationalization is an important choice of China to participatein the international monetary system reform， allowing China to play animportant role in global economic growth. 　　Chen Yulu， a professor of finance who is alsoan Eisenhower senior visiting fellow and a Fulbright senior scholar，serves concurrentlyas president of the Beijing Foreign StudiesUniversity， vice-chairman of the ChinaInternational Finance Association，anddeputy secretary general and executivedirector of the China Society for Finance andBanking. He is a national-class candidateselected by the Chinese Ministry of Personnelfor a 21stocentury program to cultivatehundreds of world-class scientists， engineersand theoreticians at the cutting-edge ofscience and technology， thousands ofnational-class leaders with relatively higheracademic and technological attainments invarious academic disciplines and technologi-cal fields， and tens of thousands of juniortalents who shall play a backbone role inthese disciplines and fields. For his outstand-ing service and accomplishments，ProfessorChen is also a winner of the National Prizefor Doctoral Dissertation Supervisors andmany other national， provincial or ministerialawards. His major research pursuits includefinancial theory and policy in world—orientedeconomies and international capital market. Chapter One The Historical Evolution of China's Monetary Culture
l. l Money and Credit in the Pre—Qin and Qin—Han Periods
1.2 Money and Credit in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and
the Song and Yuan Periods
1.3 Money and Credit in the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1.4 The Birth and Development of Renminbi
1.5 Demarcation between World Civilizations and Evolution of Chinese Money

Chapter Two The Cornerstone of Chinese Currency： Crisis—less Growth
2. ！ Crisis—less Growth： China's Miracle
2.2 The Economic Fotmdation for Cdsis—less Growth
2.3 Developing the Nation's Long—term Crisis—less Growth Strategy： Finance and Industrial Economy

Chapter Three Chinese Monetary Policy
3. 1 Chinese Monetary Policy： Historical Evolution
3.2 Objective of the Chinese Monetary Policy：Ultimate Goal and Intermediate Target
3.3 Chinese Monetary Policy： Policy Instruments and Execution Mechanism
3.4 The Future of Chinese Monetary Policy： Process and Trend

Chapter Four RMB Exchange Rate
4.1 RMB Exchange Rate： The Key Economic Variable in Promoting Internal and External Economic Balance
4.2 The Equilibrium Exchange Rate of RMB： An Economic Puzzle Still Unresolved
4.3 RMB Exchange Rate System： Historical Process and Evaluation
4.4 RMB Exchange Rate Reform： Objectives， Principles and Directions

Chapter Five Capital Account Opening in China
5.1 Capital Account Opening Defined
5.2 Comparisons of Capital Account Opening： Progressive vs. Radical Approach
5.3 China's Capital Account Opening： The Past and the Present
5.4 China's Capital Account Opening Model： Objectives and Orders

Chapter Six International Monetary System Reform and RMB Globalization
6.1 Global Economic Structural Changes and Monetary System Reform
6.2 International Monetary System Transformations： Four Stages and Three Currency Substitutions
6.3 Current Status of the International Monetary System——Defects of the Dollar Standard
6.4 International Monetary System Adjustment： From "Multi—currencies with a Dominant One" to "Multi—currencies Balancing"
6.5 Marching toward the World： The Present and Future of RMB
6.6 Managing RMB and Multiple Currencies
Bibliography
内容简介:
　　This book includes six chapters. The first chapter gives a descriptionof the evolution path of China's monetary culture from ancient time totoday and presents the methodical monetary evolution history of China asa large oriental country with thousands of years of civilization. The secondchapter gives a comprehensive introduction of the history and developmentof Chinese economy， which is deemed as a world miracle， and an in—depthand systematic illustration of the crisis-less development pattern， whichis the cornerstone of monetary development. Chapter three mainly studiesthe internal and external environment for the implementation of Chinesemonetary policy and the changes to meet economic and financial structuralchallenges as well as the needs of Chinese monetary development. Chapterfour comprehensively describes the past， present and future of the RMBexchange rate and its reform by providing a historical review of the basicRMB exchange rate mechanism and the exchange rate system reform.Chapter five gives a thorough analysis of basic problems that RMB hasto face in order to achieve full convertibility. By taking into account thedomestic and international conditions， this chapter also forecasts the timingof fully convertible RMB. The last chapter expounds on the historicalbackground and implementation of RMB internationalization， and points outthat RMB internationalization is an important choice of China to participatein the international monetary system reform， allowing China to play animportant role in global economic growth.
作者简介:
　　Chen Yulu， a professor of finance who is alsoan Eisenhower senior visiting fellow and a Fulbright senior scholar，serves concurrentlyas president of the Beijing Foreign StudiesUniversity， vice-chairman of the ChinaInternational Finance Association，anddeputy secretary general and executivedirector of the China Society for Finance andBanking. He is a national-class candidateselected by the Chinese Ministry of Personnelfor a 21stocentury program to cultivatehundreds of world-class scientists， engineersand theoreticians at the cutting-edge ofscience and technology， thousands ofnational-class leaders with relatively higheracademic and technological attainments invarious academic disciplines and technologi-cal fields， and tens of thousands of juniortalents who shall play a backbone role inthese disciplines and fields. For his outstand-ing service and accomplishments，ProfessorChen is also a winner of the National Prizefor Doctoral Dissertation Supervisors andmany other national， provincial or ministerialawards. His major research pursuits includefinancial theory and policy in world—orientedeconomies and international capital market.
目录:
Chapter One The Historical Evolution of China's Monetary Culture
l. l Money and Credit in the Pre—Qin and Qin—Han Periods
1.2 Money and Credit in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and
the Song and Yuan Periods
1.3 Money and Credit in the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1.4 The Birth and Development of Renminbi
1.5 Demarcation between World Civilizations and Evolution of Chinese Money

Chapter Two The Cornerstone of Chinese Currency： Crisis—less Growth
2. ！ Crisis—less Growth： China's Miracle
2.2 The Economic Fotmdation for Cdsis—less Growth
2.3 Developing the Nation's Long—term Crisis—less Growth Strategy： Finance and Industrial Economy

Chapter Three Chinese Monetary Policy
3. 1 Chinese Monetary Policy： Historical Evolution
3.2 Objective of the Chinese Monetary Policy：Ultimate Goal and Intermediate Target
3.3 Chinese Monetary Policy： Policy Instruments and Execution Mechanism
3.4 The Future of Chinese Monetary Policy： Process and Trend

Chapter Four RMB Exchange Rate
4.1 RMB Exchange Rate： The Key Economic Variable in Promoting Internal and External Economic Balance
4.2 The Equilibrium Exchange Rate of RMB： An Economic Puzzle Still Unresolved
4.3 RMB Exchange Rate System： Historical Process and Evaluation
4.4 RMB Exchange Rate Reform： Objectives， Principles and Directions

Chapter Five Capital Account Opening in China
5.1 Capital Account Opening Defined
5.2 Comparisons of Capital Account Opening： Progressive vs. Radical Approach
5.3 China's Capital Account Opening： The Past and the Present
5.4 China's Capital Account Opening Model： Objectives and Orders

Chapter Six International Monetary System Reform and RMB Globalization
6.1 Global Economic Structural Changes and Monetary System Reform
6.2 International Monetary System Transformations： Four Stages and Three Currency Substitutions
6.3 Current Status of the International Monetary System——Defects of the Dollar Standard
6.4 International Monetary System Adjustment： From "Multi—currencies with a Dominant One" to "Multi—currencies Balancing"
6.5 Marching toward the World： The Present and Future of RMB
6.6 Managing RMB and Multiple Currencies
Bibliography

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