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spContent=Looking back the past 40 years of reform and opening up, China has freed its mind, created miracles, and has been exploring a new path to develop its modern financial system with Chinese characteristics. This course includes reviewing and teaching the modern financial system, combining it with the unique Chinese characteristics and institutional background. Using the history of the development and reform of China's finance and economy as the time chain, it shows the development of China's financial system in each section. This course is believed to be beneficial to students, financial practitioners, or anyone who is interested in China's financial system including those from overseas. Please enjoy.
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课程概述

  • Why this course?

This course could help you getting a quick but comprehensive knowledge on China's financial system development in the past 40 years, which is beneficial for you to better understand lots of rules in China's financial market and to guide your investment in China.

 

  • Topics of this course

This course covers almost all important financial aspects in China including financial institutions, financial markets, fin-tech, inclusive finance, green finance, financial regulation and financial macro-control.

 

  • What you can get from this course?

  1. Have a comprehensive knowledge on China's financial system.

  2. Get some understanding of the logic of Chinese government policy making.

  3. Help you optimize your investment in China based on China's national realities.


  • Features and Highlights

  1. Illustrate from both time dimension and space dimension.

  2. Refine and show content and background of lots of China's financial policy.

  3. Young and diverse teachers in course team.

授课目标

The purpose of this course is to systematically explain and introduce the basic outline of China's modern financial system to learners. It helps the learners to understand the development, reform and innovation process of China's modern financial system in a multi-dimensional and systematic way, so that they can better interpret the characteristics and rules of the socialist financial system with Chinese characteristics. With a grasp of the future development of China's financial system and economic society, the learners will be ready to participate into it.


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预备知识

  • Have knowledge of basic principles of economy and finance.

  • Have some knowledge on China's history.


证书要求

为积极响应国家低碳环保政策， 2021年秋季学期开始，中国大学MOOC平台将取消纸质版的认证证书，仅提供电子版的认证证书服务，证书申请方式和流程不变。

 

电子版认证证书支持查询验证，可通过扫描证书上的二维码进行有效性查询，或者访问 https://www.icourse163.org/verify，通过证书编号进行查询。学生可在“个人中心-证书-查看证书”页面自行下载、打印电子版认证证书。

 

完成课程教学内容学习和考核，成绩达到课程考核标准的学生（每门课程的考核标准不同，详见课程内的评分标准），具备申请认证证书资格，可在证书申请开放期间（以申请页面显示的时间为准），完成在线付费申请。

 

认证证书申请注意事项：

1. 根据国家相关法律法规要求，认证证书申请时要求进行实名认证，请保证所提交的实名认证信息真实完整有效。

2. 完成实名认证并支付后，系统将自动生成并发送电子版认证证书。电子版认证证书生成后不支持退费。


参考资料

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Hau, H., Y. Huang, H. Shan, and Z. Sheng, 2019, "How Fintech Enters China’s Credit Market", AEA Papers and Proceedings, 109, 60–64.

Harrison, A., M. Meyer, P. Wang, L. Zhao, and M. Zhao, 2019, "Can a Tiger Change Its Stripes? Reform of Chinese State-Owned Enterprises in the Penumbra of the State." Working Paper.

Amstad, M., and Z. He, 2019, "Chinese Bond Market and Interbank Market." Working Paper.

Allen, F., Y. Qian, G. Tu, and F. Yu, 2019, "Entrusted Loans: A Close Look at China’s Shadow Banking System", Journal of Financial Economics, 133(1), 18–41.

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Chen, K., and T. Zha, 2018, "Macroeconomic Effects of China's Financial Policies." Working Paper.

Carpenter, J. N., and R. F. Whitelaw, 2017, "The Development of China’s Stock Market and Stakes for the Global Economy", Review of Financial Economics, 9(1), 233–257.

Qian, J., 2016, "The 2015 Stock Panic of China: A Narrative", Working Paper.

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Dougherty, S., R. Herd, and P. He, 2007, "Has a Private Sector Emerged in China’s Industry? Evidence from a Quarter of a Million Chinese Firms", China Economic Review, 18(3), 309–334.

Allen, F., J. Qian, and M. Qian, 2005, "Law, Finance, and Economic Growth in China", Journal of Financial Economics, 77(1), 57–116.

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