Structures of Business Financing in Developed Countries: Comparisons and Implications
Tang Jue-lan
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Tang Jue-lan
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While business financing is mostly by internal means in developed countries,there are still two external ways of financing,namely,the direct financing represented by GB and USA and the indirect by Japan and Germany.This paper,based on the comparative study of the structures of business financing in developed countries,puts forward suggestions on how to improve the structure of business financing in China.
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While business financing is mostly by internal means in developed countries,there are still two external ways of financing,namely,the direct financing represented by GB and USA and the indirect by Japan and Germany.This paper,based on the comparative study of the structures of business financing in developed countries,puts forward suggestions on how to improve the structure of business financing in China.
Key concepts: Risk financing, Finance, Business, China, Internal financing, External financing, Risk management, Political science