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From "Ticket Economy" to "Modern Finance": Research on the Changes of Monetary System Based on Political Economy, Monetary and Financial Theory
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jmsd.202412401
Author(s)
Rui Zhang
Affiliation(s)
Art Institute, Suzhou University of Science and Technology, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
Abstract
Political Economy Money and Financial Theory, as well as its development, are guides for understanding the laws of modern currency circulation and properly handling the relationship between physical and virtual economies. The over 40 years’ great historical journey has witnessed the transformation from the "ticket economy" system of the period of the Social System of China exploration to the current "modern financial" system. As the legal currency, the function of the renminbi has gradually become complete after going through the imperfections of the system in which economic factors are controlled and regulated to the gradual completion of the market economy. Information technology revolution has given birth to a new form of currency based on credit, and financial reform and development have opened up vast space for the gradual perfection of renminbi functions. This article interprets the applicability and guiding role of Political Economy Money and Financial Theory behind different historical periods of currency systems and their respective functional completeness.
Keywords
Currency Reform; Ticket Economy; Modern Finance; Political Economy Money and Financial Theory
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