Why do you want to study international finance? ppt

1. Why do you want to study international finance? Second, the purpose and requirements of teaching. Third, what problems belong to international finance? Four. Learning effect: three questions and five questions, six before class. Teaching method seven. Learning concept of international finance. Overview of course content 1. Why do you want to study international finance? Individuals traveling abroad, purchasing imports, export income of overseas investment enterprises, import cost, fund raising, investment choice of government import and export, capital flow, currency exchange rate, national income economic globalization and financial internationalization II. Teaching objectives and requirements 1. Understand international finance and 2. Systematically grasp the basic theory and knowledge of international finance and China's specific practice in the field of international finance; 3. The ability to use these basic theories to identify, analyze, study and discuss the current situation of international finance and China's financial industry. 3. What are international financial issues? Does China's economic growth pose a threat to the world? Will there be a financial crisis in China? Why is there polarization in China? Will sino-Russian military exercises endanger peace in Asia? What does the development of China mean to the international financial community? Do you really know the learning effect of the four or three questions? Is my personal opinion correct? Know = knowledge? Can you use it? Can we evaluate the application of concepts and methods, both oral and practical? Criticism is the first step of innovation ―― from criticism to creation ―― 5. The first course: financial institutions of western economics, planned learning, unified learning ... 6. Methods and principles of combining theoretical research with empirical analysis, logic with history, macro research with micro analysis, and qualitative analysis with quantitative analysis. Adhere to the combination of classroom teaching, case analysis, classroom discussion, writing papers and other teaching methods. Eight. Overview of course content (1) Finance and international finance 1. Finance: currency circulation, credit activities and related economic activities. 2. International finance: the turnover and flow of transnational or regional monetary capital caused by economic, political, social and cultural exchanges and contacts. (II) Research object of international finance International finance is a discipline that studies the turnover and movement of international monetary capital and its laws, including theory and practice. Theoretical part: foreign exchange and exchange rate theory, international capital flow and its types and trends, balance of payments theory and international reserve theory constitute the theoretical coordination content of coordinating international financial activities: the object of international monetary system coordination: the main body of international banking system coordination: the practical part of international financial institutions: procedures, methods and conditions for handling international financial business 1, settlement practice; 2. Foreign exchange business; 3. International credit practices; 4. International financing practices; 5. International securities practice; 6. Place of international financial activities-international financial market. (3) The research method of international finance is 1, which combines analysis with synthesis; 2. Combination of induction and deduction; 3. Combining logic with history; 4, quantitative and qualitative combination. (4) Historical origin and theoretical review of the development of international finance 1. The study of international finance can be traced back to before mercantilism. International finance originally belongs to international trade, serving its financing and settlement. Early international finance mainly discussed currency exchange, financing, interest and other issues. 2. After World War II, international finance was separated from international trade, but it belongs to the category of international economics. Commodity flow: international trade, international economy, currency flow: international financial capital flow: international investment, 1947~ 1979, changes in the proportion of export trade. Signs of maturity include: (1) more concentrated research objects; (2) The research content is more comprehensive; (3) The research method is more advanced; (4) The research organization is more orderly; (5) The research monographs and papers are fruitful. (5) How to treat the western international financial theory 1, and the positive aspect (1) Western theory has made quite in-depth theoretical analysis and exploration on various financial issues; (2) Western scholars have done a lot of description and empirical analysis on the turnover and movement of monetary funds; (3) Western scholars have quantitatively analyzed many international financial problems by using mathematical analysis methods and established various financial models; (4) Western financial theory has many enlightenments for China; (5) Western scholars attach importance to micro-research. 2. Discussion (1) Some assumptions in western financial theory are too strict, and some are not in line with reality, thus affecting its practicality; (2) Western financial theory relies more and more on mathematical analysis in theoretical analysis, and often goes to the other end; (3) On the whole, the western international financial theories are scattered, failing to form a complete and comprehensive theoretical system on a certain topic. * * * The meaning and form of exchange rate affect the factors of exchange rate changes. Theory of exchange rate determination. Learning ideas of international finance: Take the exchange rate as an example, the economy of exchange rate changes affects the exchange rate system.