China's Financial System Development and Reform, part of The Chinese Path series, offers an in-depth look at the historical evolution of China's financial system. This scholarly work examines key events and their impact on the central bank system, financial macro-control, foreign exchange management, banking reform, capital markets, and insurance markets.

Understand the basic path of China’s financial reform.
Explore the development and evolution of China’s financial system.
Gain insights into China's unique approach to financial development.

This book is essential for professionals and scholars seeking a comprehensive understanding of China's financial landscape and its ongoing transformation.

About the Author

Chen Jiangsheng, professor in economics, the vice president of the Marxist Institute of the Party School of the CPC Central Committee. His main research directions include the Sinicization of Marxism, World Economy and China’s Economic Development. Through about 50 publications, he's published more than 200 articles, as well as a number of monographs such as the International Financial Crisis, etc. Liu Lei, Master in Economics. His main research direction is Political Economics. Zhang Tao, Master in Economics. His main research direction is Political Economics.

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