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Part One Introduction 3

1．Suggested Teaching Methodology 3

2．The Supplementary Reading Materials 3

3．How to Set Examination Papers for This Course 4

4．A Few Academic Issues and Some Rethinking Relating to the Translation ofthe Main Texts 5

5．On the Distinctions between British English(BrE)and American English(AmE) 18

6．On the Similarities and Dissimilarities between Chinese and English 25

7．Detailed Syllabus for Teaching the Main Texts 31

Part Two The Main Body 39

Unit One Chinese Translation of the Main Texts 39

第一章 货币的基础知识 39

第二章 货币供给 44

第三章 货币政策 47

第四章 财政政策 49

第五章 金融市场概述 51

第六章 美国的货币市场 53

第七章 美国的资本市场 56

第八章 外汇市场 59

第九章 抵押贷款市场 61

第十章 证券市场 64

第十一章 金融衍生工具市场（1） 69

第十二章 金融衍生工具市场（2） 71

第十三章 金融衍生工具市场（3） 73

第十四章 国际金融市场 75

第十五章 金融机构概述 78

第十六章 银行机构银行 80

第十七章 美国的中央银行 82

第十八章 美国的商业银行 85

第十九章 美国的投资银行 88

第二十章 美国的金融中介机构 90

第二十一章 美国金融系统的监管 93

第二十二章 美国对银行的监管 96

第二十三章 美国对证券业的监管 101

第二十四章 美国对保险业的监管 103

第二十五章 美国对互助基金的监管 106

第二十六章 美国对商业银行的管理 109

第二十七章 美国对保险的管理 113

第二十八章 金融机构的风险管理 116

Unit Two Valuable Additions to the Main Texts 119

1．Addition to Money Basics 119

1.1 Definition of Money 119

1.2 Ways of Calling American Legal Tender Notes or American Standard Paper Currency 119

1.3 The Reason for Discussing Money 119

2．Money Supply 120

2.1 The Easiest and Simplest Definition 120

2.2 Money Supply Rule 120

3．Macroeconomic Policy 120

3.1 Component Parts ofMacroeconomic Policy 120

3.2 Main Macroeconomic Policy Targets 120

3.3 Conventional Macroeconomic Policy Tools 121

3.4 BriefComments on Macroeconomic Policy Tools 121

4．Monetary Policy 122

4.1 Two Simple Definitions 122

4.2 Ways of Saying Easy Monetary Policy 122

4.3 Content of Monetary Policy 122

4.4 Goals of Monetary Policy 122

5．Fiscal Policy 122

5.1 Three More Definitions of Fiscal Policy 122

5.2 Ways of Saying Easy and Tight Fiscal Policy 122

5.3 Mix of Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy 123

5.4 Financial Policy Is Different from Fiscal Policy 123

6．Money Markets 123

6.1 The Striking Feature of American Money-Market Instruments 123

6.2 The World's Largest Money Markets 123

7．Capital Markets 124

7.1 The Theory of Efficient Capital Markets 124

7.2 International Capital Markets 124

8．Foreign Exchange Markets 124

8.1 When Was the Post-War System of Fixed Exchange Rates Created? 124

8.2 Why Are Emerging Economies Seeking to Amass Foreign Exchange Reserves? 125

8.3 The Largest Foreign Exchange Markets 125

8.4 Structure of Foreign Exchange Markets 125

9．U.S.Mortgage Markets 126

9.1 British Financial Expert's Definition 126

9.2 How Do Bank Customers in The UK Mortgage Their Homes to Secure Loans from a Bank? 126

9.3 UK Mortgage Markets of Businesses 126

10．Securities Markets 127

10.1 Introduction to the London Stock Exchange 127

10.2 Diversification in the Securities Markets 131

10.3 Operation Twist in the U.S.Open Market 132

10.4 U.S.Debt or Credit Market Instruments 133

11．Derivatives Markets—Currency Swaps and Interest Rates Swaps 134

11.1 Currency Swaps 134

11.2 Interest Rate Swaps 134

12．Global Financial Markets 135

12.1 Fund Sources for Global Financial Markets 135

12.2 Financial Markets and Financial System 136

12.3 Opening Japan's Financial Markets 136

13．U.S.Central Bank—the FRS or the Fed 136

13.1 Differences between the U.S.Central Bank and Central Banks in Other Major Industrialized Countries 136

13.2 Facts Showing the High Degree of the FRS'Independence 137

13.3 Why Is There Opposition to the FRS Independence? 137

13.4 What Are the Arguments for an Independent FRS? 137

13.5 The ChiefFunctions of the Board of Governors of the FRS 138

13.6 The FRS Member Banks 138

13.7 The Special Role of the FRS Bank of New York 139

13.8 The Functions of the 12 FRS Banks 139

13.9 Tools for the FRS to Implement U.S.Monetary Policy 140

13.10 Trends in Central Banking Development 140

14．Types ofDeposits Taken by American Commercial Banks 141

14.1 Demand Deposits 141

14.2 Savings Deposits 141

14.3 Time Deposits 141

15．American Investment Bank's Functions 141

16．Financial Intermediaries in the U.S 142

16.1 When Do Financial Intermediaries Come into Play? 142

16.2 The Two"Submarkets"Created by Financial Intermediaries to Facilitate the Flows ofFunds between Savers and Borrowers 142

16.3 Categorization of Financial Intermediaries 142

16.4 Financial Intermediaries in Britain 143

17．U.S.Financial System Regulation 143

17.1 Reasons for Regulating U.S.Financial System 143

17.2 Maior Differences between U.S.Financial Regulation and Other Advanced Countries'Financial Regulation 144

17.3 U.S.Banking Regulation 144

17.4 U.S.Mutual Fund Regulation 145

17.5 U.S.ChiefSecurities-Transaction Regulatory Agency(SEC) 145

18．Financial Management 146

18.1 Company Finance Management in the U.K 146

18.2 Risk Management of U.K.Insurance Company 147

18.3 European Sovereign Debt Crisis Management 148

19．Derivatives Business 150

19.1 What Are Derivatives? 150

19.2 What Laws Are Applied to the Business of Derivatives? 150

19.3 WhatAre Other Simple Definitions of a Derivative Market? 150

Part Three Appendices 153

The Finance Glossary 153

Main References 176