Money and Banking, by Huang Da, Chinese University Press, 2005 edition

Excellent and Sold Curriculum Textbooks for the 21st Century The Ministry of Education for the 21st Century Economics and Management Core Curriculum Textbooks National Key Textbooks Money and Banking **:

Publisher: Chinese University Press; 2nd edition (1 February 2000).

Introduction. Money and Banking is entrusted by the Ministry of Education (formerly the State Education Commission) to undertake the task of compiling this textbook by the Department of Finance of Chinese Minmin University. Author of the first draft of each chapter:

Chapter 1 Chapter 2, Huang Da; Chapter 3, Chapter 5, Li Yan; Chapter 6 Chapter 8, Shen Weiji; Chapter 9, Chapters 12 and 14, Wang Songqi; Chapter 13, Wang Jun; Chapter 15 Chapter 17, Zhou Shengye. Huang Da was responsible for the revision and finalization of the whole book. In the spring of 1992, Huang Da, Zhou Shengye, and Shen Weiji read through the book.

Recommend. At the end of the 80s, the State Education Commission organized the compilation of core course textbooks for finance and economics majors in colleges and universities, and in 1996, the Ministry of Education (formerly the State Education Commission) organized the revision of these core course textbooks, and the project was established as the "Ninth Five-Year" national key textbooks of the Education Commission. We also believe that a complete revision of this book of money and banking, which has been used in teaching for many years, is necessary.

Shen Weiji is fully responsible for the revision of the whole book. Participating in the revision were Li Yan (responsible for providing the revised version of Chapter 3 and Chapter 5) and Song Xiaohong (responsible for providing the revised version of Chapter 15 and Chapter 17). Zhou Shengye gave guidance on the revision of Chapter 15 and Chapter 17.

Huang Da was responsible for reading through the final draft, making revisions, additions and deletions.

At present, "Money and Banking" has been listed as the core course textbook of the Ministry of Education for the 21st century economy and management. When the book was first written in 1992, we said, "Until the book was finalized, we felt that we were quite unsatisfactory.

There will certainly be mistakes and shortcomings that we have not found ourselves, so we ask for criticism and correction. That's what we're going to say today.

This textbook won the first prize of the National Teaching Achievement Award (1997), the first prize of the Excellent Textbook Award of Higher Education of the National Education Commission (1995), and the first prize of the Third Beijing Philosophy and Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award (1994).

A lot of the content of this book is outdated, so I recommend reading something else.

Foreword Chapter 1 Money and the Monetary System Key Points of the Chapter Section 1 Money Section 2 The Functions of Money Section 3 The Monetary System Section 4 The International Monetary System Chapter Summary Review Questions Chapter 2 Credit and Interest Key Points of the Chapter Section 1 The Creation and Development of Credit Section 2 Forms of Credit Section 3 Credit Instruments Section 4 Interest and Interest Rates Section 5 Marketization of Interest Rates Summary of this Chapter Review and Reflection Questions Chapter 3 Financial Markets Key Points of the Chapter Section 1 Overview of Financial Markets Section 2 Money Markets Section 3 Capital Markets Section 4 Other Financial Markets Summary of this chapter Review Reflection Questions Chapter 4 Financial Institution System Key Points of this Chapter Section 1 Overview of the Financial System Section 2 The Composition of China's Financial Institution System Section 3 The Financial Institution System of Western Countries Chapter Summary Review Reflection Questions Chapter 5 Deposit Money Bank Key Points of this Chapter Section 1 Overview of Commercial Banks Section 2 Capital and Liabilities Business of Commercial Banks Section 3 Asset Business of Commercial Banks Section 4 Intermediate Business and International Business of Commercial Banks Section 5 Asset and Liability Management of Commercial Banks Section 6 Risk Management of Commercial Banks Summary of this Chapter Review and Reflection Questions Chapter 6 **Banking and Monetary Policy Key Points of this Chapter Section 1 **Overview of Banks Section 2 Monetary Policy Section 3 Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism and Monetary Policy Effect Summary of this Chapter Review and Reflection Questions Chapter 7 Theory of Money Supply and Demand Key Points of this Chapter ......Chapter 8 Inflation and Deflation Chapter 9 Overview of International Finance Chapter 10 Finance and Economic Development References.

Lawrence SProfessor Emeritus of Finance and Economics at NYU Stern School of Business at Ritter. He has served as Director of Domestic Economic Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and as an advisor to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Federal Reserve, the American Bankers Association, the Federal Reserve Bankers Association, and the Calvinki Collapse Butler Company.

From 1994 to 1997, he served as Executive Vice Chairman and Director of Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and was an Assistant Economist at the Federal Open Market Committee.

Professor Miskin's main research interests are monetary policy and its impact on financial markets and the economy in general. He has published more than a dozen books, including Financial Markets and Institutions (Fourth Edition) (AddisonWesley, 2003), The Inflation Indicator System: International Experiences and Lessons Learned (Princeton University Press, 1999), Money, Interest Rates and Inflation (Edwardelgar, 1993), and The Application of Rational Expectations in Econometrics

A Test of Policy Ineffectiveness and Efficient Market Models (UniversityofChicagopress, 1983). In addition, he has published more than 100 academic articles in academic journals such as American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Economic Quarterly, Journal of Finance, and Journal of Monetary Economics.

Professor Mishkin previously served on the editorial board of the American Economic Review and as associate editor of the journal Business and Economic Statistics. He was also a contributor to the Economic Policy Review of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He currently serves as Associate Editor-in-Chief (Editorial Board Member) for seven academic journals, including Money, Credit and Banking, Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics Digest, International Money and Finance, International Finance, Indian Finance, Economic Policy Review and Economic Outlook. He is also an advisor to the U.S. Federal Reserve, the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, the International Monetary Organization, and many national banks, as well as a member of the International Advisory Board of the Financial Supervisory Service of South Africa, and a member of the Economic Advisory Board and Academic Advisor to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.