ISBN:
9789264015289
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (392 p.)
Series Statement:
China in the Global Economy
Parallel Title:
Print version Rural Finance and Credit Infrastructure in China
DDC:
332.7
Keywords:
Electronic books
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China
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Ländlicher Raum
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Finanzdienstleistung
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Kreditwesen
Abstract:
China's rural economy has made enormous progress over the last twenty-five years. But rural finance and institutional reforms are still lagging behind, thus creating the risk of slowing down further rural development. In October 2003, the OECD, together with the Chinese Government, invited industry experts to take stock of the achievements China has made in agricultural finance and credit infrastructure
Description / Table of Contents:
Preliminaries; Foreward; Contents; The creation of a favourable environment for investment in rural China; Institutianl isses and prerequisites for effcient saveings mobilization and allocation in rural and lesser developed regions in China; The System of Chinese rural financial organisations; Financial system and financial regulatory policies in China and their impact on rural finance reform; The difficulties and policy reform in China's rural finance; Development of sustainable credit co-operatives in China; Rural banking in emerging Asian markets
Description / Table of Contents:
The regulatory framework for rural credit co-operativesFrom old to new roles of government in establishing sound rural financial institutions; Economic and financial transformation of rural China and diversificaution of rural financial institutions; Challenges in government facilitated crop insurance; Pre-conditions for successful contract famring and other trade/credit arrangements between agribusiness and farmers; Innovations in micro-finance in South-East Asia; Vertical contracting and farm finiance; Active information financing in rural China
Description / Table of Contents:
Micro-Finance, poverty alleviation and financial reform in ChinaAttempt to implement mico-finance in rural China; Rural finance and micro-finace development in transition countries in South-East and East Asia; Annex;
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
DOI:
10.1787/9789264015296-en
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