2005Journal of Changchun Institute of TechnologyRequires access

On personal credit construction in China

Hong Jin Jun

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The article introduces the concept of personal credit system and points out that the functions of the system need two preconditions:the first is investigation system of personal credit and the second is valuation system of personal credit.On the basis of the above analysis,the article puts forwards several countermeasures to China's personal credit systems.

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The article introduces the concept of personal credit system and points out that the functions of the system need two preconditions:the first is investigation system of personal credit and the second is valuation system of personal credit.On the basis of the above analysis,the article puts forwards several countermeasures to China's personal credit systems.

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The article introduces the concept of personal credit system and points out that the functions of the system need two preconditions:the first is investigation system of personal credit and the second is valuation system of personal credit.On the basis of the above analysis,the article puts forwards several countermeasures to China's personal credit systems.

Key concepts: China, Valuation (finance), Business, Personal account, Actuarial science, Finance, Law, Political science

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