Public Economics

Author: Huang Hengxue
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Public Economics is grounded in the concept of public interest, examining public economic activities and their operational principles. The book consists of twelve chapters, starting with the subjects of public economics, and provides introductions and discussions on various aspects such as public goods, public choice and public economic decision-making, public expenditure, public revenue, public distribution and social security systems, public economic management, public economic policies, local public economics, and government procurement activities. Public Economics is grounded in the concept of public interest, examining public economic activities and their operational principles. The book consists of twelve chapters, starting with the subjects of public economics, and provides introductions and discussions on various aspects such as public goods, public choice and public economic decision-making, public expenditure, public revenue, public distribution and social security systems, public economic management, public economic policies, local public economics, and government procurement activities. This textbook features the following characteristics: 1. Scientific and rational layout; 2. Systematic and comprehensive theoretical knowledge; 3. Objective and fair narration and evaluation; 4. Rigorous academic research standards. Additionally, at the end of each chapter, "Discussion Questions" and "Suggested Readings" are provided to facilitate further research and reference. This book is designed for teaching in Master of Public Administration (MPA) programs and is also suitable for faculty and students of various junior and senior colleges, government officials, employees of state-owned enterprises and institutions, and managers of organizations dedicated to enhancing public interest.