Conservative ideology: Neoliberal economics

Author: Gu Yumin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The series "Economics Abroad and Contemporary Chinese Economy" contains 8 monographs, covering topics such as Russian and Eastern European economics, radical economics, comparative economics, development economics, Japanese economics, new institutional economics, Keynesian economics, and new liberal economics. Some of these works fill gaps in Chinese research or are rare. This book is one of them. New liberal economics, also known as conservative economics, holds a unique position in Western economics as the opposite of Keynesianism. This book primarily discusses the evolution of liberal economic thought and the ideological systems of various schools, such as the London School, the Supply-side School, the Freiburg School, the Public Choice School, and the Rational Expectations School, and elaborates on the relationship between new liberal economic thought and China's economic reforms. The publication of this series is undoubtedly a rare blessing for readers. Whether for researchers of economic theory or economics enthusiasts, it provides a comprehensive and systematic window to understand the history and current state of economics, making it an invaluable reference.