ABSTRACT
As the following factors, China's export faced severe challenges. Those are the
RMB exchange rate policy’s change, energy and other commodity prices soaring,
and the global financial crisis. Export credit insurance is a government
policy-oriented financial instrument. This finance tool not only can promote the
country’s goods, technology, and services output, but also can protect enterprises’
foreign exchange earnings and increase the country’s foreign exchange. Through the
export credit insurance, the developed countries have successfully weathered the 30's,
80's global economic crisis and the 1997 Asian financial crisis. Then, in the current
economic environment, how to use export insurance to support China’s foreign trade,
has become a major issue.
The paper focus on “Export Promotion Effect Research”: that are export credit
insurance promotes the China’s foreign trade. The author hopes provide an empirical
basis for government polices, through analysis the quantitative relationship between
export credit insurance and China’s foreign trade. The paper’s basic clue is: theory
summarizing, qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, and suggestions. Firstly, the
author analysis the global export credit insurance development, Chain’s export
credits insurance evolution, and the new changes on the macroeconomic situation of
China’s foreign trade. Then, from qualitative and quantitative views, the author
analyses the relationship between Chain’s foreign export and export credit insurance,
through specific cases and mathematical models. Finally, the author gives some
suggestions on improve China’s credit export insurance system.
There are 3 innovation points: First, qualitative analyzes export credit
insurance’s “export promotion” role, with six small cases. Second ,quantitative
analyzes export credit insurance’s “export promotion” role, through establishment
mathematical model. Finally, highlight government policy measures on the current
financial crisis.
Key Words: export credit insurance, export promotion,
policy-oriented financial instruments, Granger test, suggestions