Centre Japon-États-Unis UFJ Bank Monographies sur les marchés financiers internationaux Séries

The book explores the development of modern corporate finance systems, tracing their evolution during the intense industrialization period before World War I. It delves into the economic, social, and technological factors that shaped financial practices, highlighting the transition from traditional methods to more sophisticated corporate structures. Through historical analysis, it reveals how these changes laid the groundwork for contemporary finance, offering insights into the complexities and challenges faced by businesses during this transformative era.

This book explores the evolution of international capital mobility, tracing its development from the late nineteenth century to contemporary times. It examines key economic trends, policies, and events that have influenced the flow of capital across borders, highlighting the impact on global markets and economies. Through historical analysis, the work provides insights into the complexities of capital movement and its implications for economic stability and growth in different regions.