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16 March 2004, Volume 24 Issue 3

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ANALYZING THE PRIVATE INVESTMENTS OF CHINA

WANG Yuan-jing, MU Hai-ping, QIN Feng-hua

2004, (3):  5-10. 

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By analyzing the private investments in total industries, hot industries, and industries in hot ar-eas, we can get the full knowledge of them and the right judgements.

ENTRY OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES BRING THE CHANGES OF CHINESE MARKET STRUCTURES

YANG Dan-hui

2004, (3):  11-17. 

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With more foreign investments, multinational companies break and rebuild Chinese market barri-ers to entry by their advantages in scales, technologies and marketing, and so bring great changes in our indus-trial structures. On one hand, they optimizing our industrial structures; on the other hand, they aggravate thepolarization in market structures. From now on, we should restrict the multinational investment companies inorder to improve our market structures.

WORLD INSURANCE INDUSTRY IN 21^ST CENTURY:RISKS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT

ZHAO Wei-xing, DU Hou-wen

2004, (3):  18-25. 

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Since entering 21^st century, world insurance industry suffers great loss owing to the unexpectedchanges in world economic and political situations, and natural environment. These changes bring new risks andbreak the existed development rules, paths, and business patterns.

COST SAVING BY APPLYING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:COMPARING DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES

LIN Dan-ming, ZENG Chu-hong

2004, (3):  31-36. 

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Applying information technology can save transaction costs and coordination costs, affect theboundaries of firms. Based on the theory of transaction cost, it shows that, as to the firms in developed industries and those in developing industries, different natures result in different effects of the cost saving, and therefore different changes in boundaries of them.

BUILDING AND DEVELOPING THE MULTI-LEVEL CAPITAL MARKETS SYSTEM

WANG Guo-gang

2004, (3):  37-44. 

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The target of our capital markets development is to build the multi-level system, which can solvethe coexisting of capital excess and shortage, improve the real economy, and keep the financial risks away.What we should do is to deepen the reforms in system innovation, market innovation, business innovation,products innovation, and organization innovation, etc.

EFFECTS OF EQUITY STRUCTURES ON THE GOVERNING MECHANISMS OF SECURITIES COMPANIES

CHEN Gong-yan

2004, (3):  45-50. 

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Equity structures are important for companies' governing, especially when they are relative to thenature of stockholders. However, they are not the only one affecting companies' governing and there is no opti-mal equity structures. Both highly concentrated and decentralized equity would do harm to stockholders and oth-er benefit related. It won't do to equalize the equity.