Research on Problems and Countermeasures for the Chinese A-share Market
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A-share market; high volatility of stock market; large number of inferior listed companies; illegal phenomenaAbstract
Nowadays, the A-share market plays an important role in Chinese society and promotes China’s economic development. It has strengthened the public's awareness of investment and financial management, promoted the progress and growth of many listed companies, and increased the government's fiscal revenue and credibility. Although the A-share market has accumulated lots of wealth and provided development opportunities for China, it also faces great challenges. This paper will introduce the current situation of China's A-share market, several existing problems and corresponding countermeasures and suggestions, in order to create healthy and sustainable development of the A-share market. The proposed problems are the high volatility of stock market, large number of inferior listed companies and serious illegal phenomena. Finally, the research can help investors protect their rights effectively and facilitate the work of the market supervisor.
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