China Institute of Certified Public Accountants is called AICPA for short. The professional organization of certified public accountants in China was established in 1988. 1995 China institute of certified public accountants merged to form the new China institute of certified public accountants. China implements compulsory membership system, that is, accounting firms and certified public accountants must join the Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The former is a group member and the latter is an individual member.
As the largest accounting professional organization in China, China Institute of Certified Public Accountants not only has rich industry resources, but also provides strict training quality control for students. By participating in the training course for economists organized by China Institute of Certified Public Accountants, you can gain a solid economic foundation and practical experience.
The purpose of China Institute of Certified Public Accountants is to serve, supervise, manage and coordinate, that is, to serve the members of the Association with honesty as the main line, to supervise the practice quality and professional ethics of members, to implement the management of the CPA industry according to law, to coordinate the internal and external relations of the industry, to safeguard social public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of members, and to promote the scientific development of the industry.
The assessment criteria of economists include academic knowledge, practical experience, comprehensive analysis ability, decision-making ability and communication and expression ability.
1. Academic knowledge: Appraisers need to have a solid theoretical foundation of economics, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, monetary banking, international economics and other knowledge.
2. Practical experience: appraisers need to have rich practical experience, and have certain practical experience in economic research, policy formulation and project evaluation.
3. Comprehensive analysis ability: Appraisers need to have the ability to conduct in-depth analysis of economic problems and be able to comprehensively use various economic tools and methods to solve problems.
4. Decision-making ability: assessors need to have the ability to make correct decisions in complex situations, and provide scientific guidance through the research and prediction of economic phenomena and trends.
5. Communication and expression skills: Evaluators need to have good communication and expression skills and be able to clearly and accurately convey economic analysis results and suggestions to others.