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Research On Monetary Mobilization Of Banks In City Crisis In Our Country

Posted on:2006-08-19Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J LuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2156360152989442Subject:Regional economy
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The concept of monetary mobilization comes from the theory of economy mobilization, means we should pay accident necessary raising and distribute fund in war and crisis, whose main way is mobilization of finance and monetary mobilization of banks.We concentrate on mobilization of finance more in the past to study both at home and abroad, only limited to the war mobilization category to monetary mobilization of banks too. However, the threat of the present urban crisis is more direct and more frequent, in order to ensure its need, the theory of monetary mobilization must be promoted more perfect. As society supply and demand contradiction of war (should be to the crisis ) is the research object in economy mobilization, through analyzing that the urban accident makes bank's fund demand law, holding the real supply and demand contradiction of our country has certain realistic meanings. The theory guides practice.This text mobilizes a series of theories to explain to monetary mobilization of banks under the urban crisis at first. On this basis, I structure the economic security utility function of the urban accident, minimize through expenditure analysis probe into with case analysis different nature and scale bank's fund mobilize the demand under the urban accident. Secondly, on the foundation of studying of the demand law, I pass the comparative analysis of the data and grasp the demand of monetary mobilization of banks in our country urban in terms of macroscopic, regional city, dynamic trend separately. Finally, through case and real example,I analyze monetary mobilization of banks in our country urban on the current situation and the reason of supply shortage , and I get some countermeasure.
Keywords/Search Tags:crisis, mobilization of finance, monetary mobilization, Demand, supply
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