The book looks at China's current financial system in terms of "extractive" and "inclusive". It focuses on the importance for China to correct the present imbalance in the relationship between the financial sector and the real economy. The book argues that China's financial system must now be thoroughly reformed to become an inclusive financial system, where finance and the rest of the economy could co-exist and develop in support of each other.
Autorentext
Changwen Zhao is Research Fellow and Director-General of the Research Department of Industrial Economy of the Development Research Center of the State Council (DRC), China.
Hongming Zhu is Associate Research Fellow in the Financial Research Institute, Development Research Center of the State Council (DRC), China.
Zusammenfassung
This book focuses on the importance for China to correct the present imbalance in the relationship between the financial sector and the real economy.The book looks at China's current financial system in terms of "extractive" and "inclusive". It asserts that the financial sector is producing huge "siphonic effects" that distort the overall development of the Chinese economy. Like a giant magnet, the financial sector attracts too many innovation factors, such as talents, capital and entrepreneurship away from the real economy and inhibits the development of the latter. Hence, the book argues that China's financial system must now be thoroughly reformed to become an inclusive financial system, where finance and the rest of the economy can co-exist and develop in support of each other.
Inhalt
1. From Extraction to Inclusion: A New Analytical Framework
2. The "Extractive" Financial System
3. The "Finance Curse"
4. The Formation of "Extractive" Financial Systems
5. Insufficient Competition, Implicit Guarantee and Financial Inefficiency
6. Financial Risks
7. Withdrawal of the Financial Restraint System: Reform of the financial system
8. Withdrawal of the Implicit Guarantee: Supportive reforms in other sectors
9. Internet Finance