Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787514116090
Published on: 2012-01
Soft Cover
I am most grateful to Professor Masaaki ISHIDA of the Graduate School of Bioresources, Mie University, Japan. He was my doctoral instructor who guided me into the academic world of economics. He is very famous in the research of agricultural policies and cooperatives, excelling at micro analy- ses of farmers' action. He has won a lot of academic awards from the Agricul- tural Economics Society of Japan and The Farm Management Society of Ja- pan, etc. He also has great personalities of wisdom, diligence and generos- ity. I feel very fortunate to be one of the overseas students of Professor Masaaki ISHIDA.
Introduction
Part One ( 1979-1998)
Chapter 1 Background of the Financial Development in Rural China
1.1 General view of changes in the Chinese agricultural and rural economy
1.2 General view of the Chinese financial reform
Chapter 2 Formation of A New Rural Financial System
2.1 Rural financial system before 1979
2.2 Rural financial system ( 1979-1994)
2.3 Rural financial system ( 1994-)
Chapter 3 Savings Mobilization in Rural China
3.1 The growth of rural deposits and the performance of RCC
3.2 The saving behavior of farm households
3.3 Government policies and programs for mobilizing rural savings
3.4 Conclusions and prospects
Chapter 4 Changing Credit Market in Rural China
4.1 The general view of the rural credit market
4.2 Borrowing behavior of farm households
4.3 Policies and programs for small credit
4.4 Conclusions and prospects
Chapter 5 Introducing Cooperative Principles into the Rural Financial System
5.1 A case study in Z-City Jiangsu-Province
5.2 Measures taken in the practice for promoting cooperative finance
5.3 Conclusions and prospects
Conclusions of Part One
Part Two (1999-)
Chapter 6 Dramatic Changes of the Chinese Banking System under Giobalization
6.1 Situation of the Chinese banking system
6.2 Potential crises of the Chinese banking sector
6.3 Conclusions
Chapter 7 Reorganization of RCC
7.1 Process of reorganization of RCC
7.2 Preferential policies for reducing NPLs and accumulated losses: a case of Jilin-Province
7.3 Frustration of transforming RCC to be a Cooperative Institution
Chapter 8 The Entry of RCC into the Microf'mance Market
8.1 Overview of the microfinanee market in rural China
8.2 RCC activities for the promotion of microfinance: a case study in Sichuan-Province
8.3 Discussions and conclusions
Chapter 9 New Entrants into the Chinese Rural Financial Market
9.1 Situations of the four new entrants
9.2 Conclusions
Chapter 10 Rethinking the Role of the State in Rural Finance: Learning from Japan's Experience
10.1 Role of the State in Japan's Agricultural Finance
10.2 Implications for China's rural finance
Conclusions of Part Two
