Titlebook: Crowdfunding in China; A New Institutional Andrea S. Funk Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Crowdfunding in China.Institutions

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The Matter of Crowdfunding in China,4 to 235 by the end of June 2015. As the PRC’s crowdfunding industry is still quite young, and its growth rates are expected to rise even further, China could indeed become the largest crowdfunding market in the world in the near future.

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Crowdfunding in the Context of New Institutional Economics,not meet their demand for finance. This work will argue that crowdfunding has the potential to bridge informal and formal financial institutions in China and eventually support the country’s move towards a developed country with strong institutions.

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From Informal Finance to Internet Finance in China,na’s mobile internet market. Thirdly, it explains the success and challenges of China’s e-commerce market, and fourthly, it analyses China’s payments market. Eventually, China’s shift from informal to internet finance will become more plausible.

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Crowdfunding in China,merce industry and also its payments sector. Moreover, the influence of cultural dimensions and specific Chinese habits, beliefs and values should not be underestimated. Ultimately, crowdfunding in China has become a hybrid of Western crowdfunding, China’s culture and Chinese capitalism.

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Book 2019a, however, differs significantly from its counterpart in the West. This book reveals that Chinese crowdfunding is a product of the country’s dynamic internet sector, which is based on mobile internet, e-commerce, and online/mobile payments, together with significant government support. The author p

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ding. This chapter provides a detailed analysis of the different forms of crowdfunding in the context of New Institutional Economics, it contrasts crowdfunding to classical financial intermediaries and finally explains the rational argument behind the choice for crowdfunding.

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his chapter considers the implications for each stakeholder, the benefits of TIF vs. CF for the respective actors and tries to evaluate under which circumstances crowdfunding for them could become a game changer of informal finance.

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Traditional Informal Finance Versus Crowdfunding in China,his chapter considers the implications for each stakeholder, the benefits of TIF vs. CF for the respective actors and tries to evaluate under which circumstances crowdfunding for them could become a game changer of informal finance.

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1431-1941 ame changers in informal finance.Analyzes data gathered from.China is currently the front-runner on the global crowdfunding market, even though this form of financing originated in the USA. Crowdfunding in China, however, differs significantly from its counterpart in the West. This book reveals that