Capital market development in China
This paper examines why and how capital markets have developed in a low-income socialist country. It shows that the development is the response of economic agents operating under a more market-oriented economic environment with a highly regulated and inefficient banking system. This development has...
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description | This paper examines why and how capital markets have developed in a low-income socialist country. It shows that the development is the response of economic agents operating under a more market-oriented economic environment with a highly regulated and inefficient banking system. This development has presented new policy challenges and opportunities. The paper argues that the developmental effects of the emergence of capital markets in China can be as important as its impact on improving allocative efficiency and resource mobilization. |
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