A deep dive into China's government audit system and its role in combating corruption.This book explores the historical development, current practices, and future trends of government audit in China, offering valuable insights into its effectiveness in promoting economic security and financial stability. It examines the legal frameworks, political influences, and international standards shaping China's unique audit landscape.
Discover the challenges and opportunities facing China's government audit system, including issues of independence, transparency, and accountability. Learn how audit institutions are adapting to the evolving economic and political landscape to combat corruption and improve governance. This book is essential for professionals, scholars, and anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of China's approach to audit and anti-corruption.
Bowen Zou is a Research Student of Northeast Asia Studies College at Jilin University.Dr. Yanzhe Zhang is an Associate Professor ofNortheast Asian Research Centre of JilinUniversity.Dr. Zhao Yang is an Associate Professor of Northeast Asian Research Center of Jilin University.Dr. Jian Zhang is a Doctor in Economics andAssistant Professor of Management School at theChangchun Institute of Technology.-Provides historical and modern day insights into the Chinese Audit which has existed in China for 3000 years-Offers analysis on anti-corruption efforts in China-Provides perspectives on the economic and financial situation in China-Discusses the impact of the Chinese Audit