About the Book -- About the Editor -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Introduction -- China: The Bankable State -- Chapter-1: Role of State in the Evolution and Success of Commercial Banks in China -- Chapter-2: Historical Trends and Transitions in Credit Risk Management of Chinese Commercial Banks -- Chapter-3: Alternative Strategies of Credit Risk Management in the Guangdong Nanyue Bank in China -- Chapter-4: Mapping the Relationship between Financial Developments and Economic Growth in China -- Chapter-5: Financial Development and National Economic Growth in China: A Beijing Praxis -- Chapter-6: Role of state and innovative agricultural technology in poverty alleviation in China: A Study of Hebei Province -- Chapter-7: Chinese Wine Industry during COVID-19: A Study of the Changyu Wine Company -- Chapter-8: Concluding Remarks on the Future of China as a Bankable State.
Summary:
The volume on China: The Bankable State rejects neoliberal consensus and focuses on crucial contributions of the Chinese state in shaping Chinese economy. This book makes crucial theoretical contributions to the study of local political economy of China. This book engages with Chinese state responses to challenges China faces in the processes of reform, transition and development of both commercial and non-commercial banks. This book explores Chinese economic growth and development policy processes and its uniqueness in the wider world economy. The book examines Chinese financial policy praxis and offers an insightful account of its successes for the wider resurgence of alternative political economy of local development. Additionally, this book also showcases state led entrepreneurship in China.
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