2007Journal of Jinggangshan UniversityRequires access

On The Development Of Universities By Using Loan

Chen Cui-fang

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With universities' rapid development,the bank credit becomes the important financing way in universities' construction.Majority institutions of higher learning all started to be in debt to work properly.To analyze the present situation and discuss how to take scientific measures to avoid the risk become the important matter for universities' development.

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With universities' rapid development,the bank credit becomes the important financing way in universities' construction.Majority institutions of higher learning all started to be in debt to work properly.To analyze the present situation and discuss how to take scientific measures to avoid the risk become the important matter for universities' development.

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With universities' rapid development,the bank credit becomes the important financing way in universities' construction.Majority institutions of higher learning all started to be in debt to work properly.To analyze the present situation and discuss how to take scientific measures to avoid the risk become the important matter for universities' development.

Key concepts: Loan, Work (physics), Debt, Business, Scientific development, Finance, Accounting, Development (topology)

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