History of Economic Thought (6th Edition)

Author: Bruce
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: "A History of Economic Thought" written by American economist Stanley L. Bruce is a widely adopted textbook on the history of economic thought in many renowned universities in the United States. It has been published in six editions in the U.S., and this book is the Chinese translation of its latest edition (6th edition). The fundamental features of previous editions have been retained, but this edition has undergone significant updates and revisions. New content on two Nobel laureates in economics, Robert Solow and Robert Lucas Jr., has been added. Additionally, the section on "Historical Lessons" has been substantially revised. The book is rich in content and detail, introducing the views and key figures of major schools of thought in economics from before the classical school to modern economics. Its structure is clear and innovative; the language is vivid and engaging; it extensively quotes the original works of economists to illustrate their main ideas, making it highly persuasive; and the sources are abundant. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in economics-related fields.