This course is designed to make students have a more comprehensive and deeper understanding of the basic theories of money and banking, and more systematically grasp the basic categories of money, credit, bank, financial market, and financial macro-control, master the correct methods of observing and analyzing financial problems and the ability to solve actual financial problems, help students lay essential foundation for further study of other specialized courses.
Chapter1: Money and Monetary System
1.1 Money
1.2 Fuctions of Money
1.3 the Evolution of Money Payment System
Chapter 2: Credit and Credit Instruments
2.1 Basic overview of Credit
2.2 Forms of Credit (1)
2.3 Forms of Credit (2) and Credit Instruments (1)
2.4 Credit Instruments (2)
Chapter 3: Financial Institutions
3.1 Basic Overview of Financial Institutions
3.2 Theoretical basis of Financial Institutions
3.3 Compostions of Financial Institutions
Chapter 4: Intertest Theory
4.1.1 Interest and Interest Rate
4.1.2 Influence factors of Interest Rate
4.2.1 Calculations
4.2.2 Present Value and Characteristics of Present Value
4.2.3 Yield to Maturity
4.3 Theory of Interest Rate
4.4.1 Risk Structure Theory
4.4.2 Term Structrue of Interest Rate--- Pure Expectation Hypothesis
4.4.3 Term Structrue of Interest Rate--- Segmented Market Hypothesis
4.4.4 Term Structrue of Interest Rate--- Liquidity Premium Hypothesis
Chapter 5: Financial Market and Compositions of Financial Market
5.1 Basic Overview of Financial Market
5.2 Money Market
5.3 Treasury Bill, CDs and repurchase Market
5.4.1 Capital Market --- Primary Market
5.4.2 Capital Market --- Secondary Market
5.4.3 Tools of Securities Trading
Chapter6 Financial Derivitives and Financial Market Mechanisms
6.1 Basic Overview of Financial Derivitives
6.2.1 Forwards
6.2.2 Futures
6.2.3 Options
6.2.4 Swaps
6.2.5 Credit Derivitives
6.3 Risk and Return
Chapter7 Comercial Banking and Management
7.1.1 Origins and Development of Banks
7.1.2 Organizational Systems of Commercial Banks
7.2.1 Liquidity Business of Commercial Banks
7.2.2 Assets Business of Commercial Banks
7.2.3 Off-Balance Sheets Business of Commercial Banks
7.3.1 Management Theory of Commercial Banks
7.3.2 Liquidity Management Theory
7.3.3 Assets and Liabilities Management Theory
Chapter8 Central Bank and Banking Supervision
8.1.1 Emergence and Development of Central Banks
8.1.2 Organizational System and Types of Central Bank
8.2 Financial Supervision
8.3 necessity of Financial Supervision
8.4.1 Main Contents of Financial Supervision
8.4.2 Prudential Supervions on Financial Institutions
8.5 International Cooperation on Financial Supervion
Chapter9 Money Demand and Money Supply
9.1 Money Demand and Money Demand Theory
9.2 Cash-Balance Approach
9.3.1 Liquidity Preference Hypothesis of Keynes
9.3.2 modello di Baumol
9.3.3 Whelan model
9.4 New Quantity Theory of Money of Friedman
9.5 Supply of Money
9.6 Base Money and its Variation
Chapter10 Inflation and Deflation
10.1 Inflation and its measure
10.2.1 Causes and Types of Inflation
10.2.2 Structrural Inflation
10.3.1 The Social Economic Effect of Inflation
10.3.2 The Economic Growth Effect of Inflation
10.4 Deflation
10.5 Countermeasures on Inflation and Deflation
Chapter11 Monetary Policy
11.1.1 Ultimate Target of Monetary Policy
11.1.2 Intermediate Target of Monetary Policy
11.2 Monetary Policy Tools
11.3.1 The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy
11.3.2 The Transmission Mechanism of Credit Channel
11.4 Factors Influencing the Effect of Monetary Policy
1. The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets, author Jiang Xianling, China Financial Publishing House, May 2010;
2. The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets, author Jiang Xianling, University of International Business and Economics Press, 2007;
3. (USA) Frederic S. Mishkin: The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets (Edition 8), Tsinghua University Press, October 2009