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《21世纪本科金融学名家经典教科书系:金融英语阅读教程(第4版)》精选新出版的欧美及国内金融类书籍报刊上的文章,分八个专题:引言、金融体系、货币与经济、投资体系、会计、保险、法律及补充阅读,介绍金融理论。基础知识、政策法规、经营管理等方面的知识。每课除背景知识介绍。
《21世纪本科金融学名家经典教科书系:金融英语阅读教程(第4版)》课文、生词和短语、阅读理解练习之外,新增了多样化的练习。包括完型填空、汉英互译和大量题材新颖的补充阅读资料。
《21世纪本科金融学名家经典教科书系:金融英语阅读教程(第4版)》适用于金融、财政,贸易等专业的学生,可作为本科生、研究生,第二学位学生专业外语课程教材,也适于银行系统职工培训之用。
精彩书评
★本书很好地体现了商务英语的特色,使学科内容与语言教学目标有机结合,能帮助金融专业、英语专业的学生及银行从业人员提高外语交流、从事金融领域工作的能力。
——享受国务院特殊津贴专家,对外经济贸易大学原副校长、英语教授 黄震华
★本书以英语为载体,巧妙结合金融、投资、会计、保险、法律等各学科知识,内容与时俱进,由浅入深,由简至繁,既着力打造扎实的语言功底,又注重与金融实务的密切结合,采取独特视角,选用经典案例。充分体现出专业性、创新性和实用性。
——北京市教学名师,教育部政府特殊津贴专家,对外经济贸易大学校长助理、金融学教授、博士生导师 丁志杰
★一本好书,应当是引人入胜而又予人启迪的,而一本好的教材,不仅要在内容上吸引人,还需在结构及编排上条理清晰、详略得当,使读者跟随教材编者逐步掌握书中的知识。本书就是这样一本好的教材。内容涵盖了金融可能涉及的各个领域,课后又有针对性地安排了选择、完型、翻译等练习,帮助读者汲取书中的养分。
——北京师范大学经济与工商管理学院金融学教授、博士生导师、国际金融研究所所长 贺立平
目录
Topic One: Financial System
金融体系
1.The Financial System
金融体系
2.The Economic Role of Financial Sector
金融部门的经济角色
3.Understanding the Financial Cnsis
金融危机
4.International Monetary System and Balance of Payments
国际货币体系和国际收支
5.The World Bank
世界银行
6.International Monetary Fund(IMF)
国际货币基金组织
7.The Banking Industry in China
中国的银行业
8.History and Development of Syndicated Lending
银团贷款的历史与发展
Topic Two: Money and Economies
货币与经济
9.Politics vs Economics
政治与经济
10.Money
货币
11.The Macroeconomics of International Currencies
国际货币的宏观经济学
12.Bretton Woods and the Gold Exchange Standard
布雷顿森林协议与金汇兑本位制
13.Money Laundering
洗钱
14.International Economic Globaliation
世界经济全球化
Topic Three: Investment System
投资体系
15.Fund managers
基金管理公司
16.Assessing Investment Systems
投资系统评估
17.Futures and Options
期货与期权
18.Why Invest Globally
为什么进行全球投资
Topic Four: Accounting
会计
19.Accounting for Financial
Instruments
金融工具会计
20.Accounting for Valuation of
Receivables
应收款项估值会计
21.An Overview of Corporate
Financing
公司融资策略概观
Topic Five: Insurance
保险
22.Family-oriented Policies
面向家庭的保单
23.Investment Products and Services Ptovided by Insurers
保险商提供的投资产品与服务
Topic Six: Law
法律
24.Invitation for Bids
投标广告
25.Contract Law
合同法
26.Penn Square Bank
宾夕法尼亚公平银行
27.Why Do Tax Rules
Influence Investment Decisions
为什么税务法规影响投资决策
Topic Seven: Optional Reading
补充阅读
28.Microeconomics
微观经济学
29.The Balance of Payments
国际收支平衡
30.Basic Concepts of Statistics
统计学的基本概念
31.Why Finance Matters
为什么财务管理如此重要
32.The Integrated Nature of Management
Accounting
管理会计的整体性
33.Pooling of Interests Accounting
公司并购会计中的“合并法”
34.Networks and Data Communications
网络与数据通信系统
35.Enterprise Information Systems
企业信息系统
36.The Many Different Kinds of Debt
多种不同的债务
参考文献
精彩书摘
By definition, barter is trade without the use of money. Goods are exchanged "in kind". Trade takes place directly between two persons or two agencies. Because of inadequate currency arrangements, barter is often still used by Russians and other Eastern Europeans, especially in international trade. For example, Pepsi Cola has worked out barter arrangements where it sells Stolichnaya vodka in the US in exchange for providing cola to Russia. But usually one thinks of barter as the method of exchange in primitive economies. A person trades a chicken for some vegetables, for example.
Yet money has an ancient history. People in antiquity understood that trade worked more smoothly if something, usually some commodity or precious metal, acted as a medium of exchange.
In a barter economy, any decision to save would also be a decision to invest in real capital goods. Taking the time to carve a canoe out of a tree is an investment activity. This activity will produce income, but it is not available for immediate consumption, therefore, carving a canoe also represents saving.
It is clearly difficult to earn an income in a barter economy. For example, patients would have to send along apples for the doctor, other food items, and clothing, in order to pay for medical services. Without doubt, a stable monetary medium facilitates exchange. It reduces transactions costs.
Very high income taxes in some countries lead people to avoid taxation by agreeing to paint the doctor's house in exchange for the services of an operation. Thus, income taxes that are too high can have an adverse effect on a monetary economy. .
The Love of Money. Money is a human invention. It surely ranks high among many valuable discoveries. Many religious people misquote the Bible and say that " money is the root of all evil". The actual quote is, " the love of money is the root of all evil" (1 Timothy 6:10). Money, like a productive tool, is not something to be loved, but a very valuable something to be carefully maintained to facilitate investment and smooth the operation of a modern exchange economy. Whenever a monetary system does not work, barter takes over.
Modern Barter. Computers seem capable of reviving interest in barter. The International Reciprocal Trade Association claims to have 530 barter exchanges worldwide and 250 000 clients small businesses for the most part. Clients have an account number and they keep track of trades.
Their accounts have a "balance" based on the value of what has been traded. The association keeps records and charges membership fees and fees for each trade. Using the 'computer enables individuals to engage in multilateral trades and avoid the difficulties of finding someone for a one-on-one trade ( Chico Enterprise Record, March 21, 1993). Notice that the recorded "value" of the trades must be kept in terms of a monetary unit, but the traders skip the use of currency or deposit money.
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