Neo-Public Finance: Theory and Evidence

This book delves into the critical financial phenomena and foundational theories within China's unique economic landscape. Authored by renowned scholars Li Junsheng and Yao Dongmin, this book presents a compelling exploration of public finance through a modern lens, addressing both theoretical underpinnings and practical implications. From the intricacies of local government financing to the paradoxes of ancient national governance, this comprehensive work integrates cutting-edge research with deep academic insight. Key topics include: Theoretical foundations and research challenges in neo-public finance. Analysis of guarantee networks for local government financing vehicles. Historical perspectives on the relationship between national governance and financial development. The impact of fiscal transparency on government expenditure efficiency. Ideal for academics, policy makers, and professionals in finance, this book offers a profound understanding of the evolving dynamics in public finance. With its rigorous analysis and interdisciplinary approach, "Neo-Public Finance: Theory and Evidence" stands out as a pivotal resource.