By Tai-Yuen Hon

Introduction         

Part I

Monetarism

1. A review of monetarism
2. The relationship between consumption and income
3. Causality relationship between money, income, price and exchange rates in a small open economy: The case of Hong Kong

Part II

Behavioral Finance

4. A factor analysis of investment behaviour for small investors in the Hong Kong stock market
5. The preferences and investment behaviour of small investors in the Hong Kong bank stock market
6. Decision-making in the Hong Kong bank stock market
7. Rank correlation analysis of investment decision for small investors in the Hong Kong derivatives markets
8. Foreign-invested enterprises in China: Development and sustainability
9. Sourcing in China
10. An overview online securities trading service in Hong Kong

Dr. Tai-Yuen Hon was an Academic Assistant/Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics and Finance (formerly known as the Department of Economics) of Hong Kong Shue Yan University from 1993 to 2016 and is a Research Affiliate at the Business, Economic and Public Policy Research Centre of this University. He obtained his PhD in Business Administration from the Bulacan State University, and Master of Arts in Money, Banking and Finance from the University of Sheffield. He has published papers in Asian Profile, International Journal of Financial Management, International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Journal of Emerging Issues in Economics, Finance and Banking, International Journal of Banking, Risk and Insurance, Journal of Risk and Financial Management, Journal of Economics Bibliography, Journal of Economics Library, Journal of Economics and Political Economy, Journal of Social and Administrative Sciences, Journal of Economic and Social Thought, Turkish Economic Review, Journal of Family and Economic Issues, International Journal of Revenue Management, etc. His current research projects are in Digital Finance and Behavioral Finance.