Principles of Marxist Political Economy: Analysis of Difficulties

Author: Xu Maokui
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The series corresponds to the curriculum setup of Marxist Theory courses, divided into two series: "Problem Solving" and "Research Reviews."
"Problem Solving" series—Following the "Basic Teaching Requirements," it combines the latest developments in each discipline's advancement to interpret or conduct forward-looking research on difficult teaching issues from theoretical and thinking methods, providing clarification and insights for teachers and students.
"Research Reviews" series—Centered around the "Basic Teaching Requirements," it comprehensively reviews the research achievements and trends on major issues in each course's content in recent years, offering new and rich reference materials for teachers' teaching and research.
The series initially establishes a small-scale teaching and research resource database for Marxist Theory course teachers. We hope that a broad range of Marxist Theory course teachers will actively participate in continuously improving, enriching, and expanding this database, jointly promoting the overall improvement of "Two Courses" teaching and research across the nation.
This book is a teaching and research reference for the course "Principles of Marxist Political Economy." Based on the revised "Basic Teaching Requirements for Marxist Political Economy Teaching" by the Ministry of Education, it analyzes the difficult issues in the teaching and research of political economy. Against the backdrop of China's economic development, economic reforms, and the challenges posed by economic globalization to Marxist political economy, the book summarizes and generalizes some difficult problems, providing ideas and methods for understanding and researching these issues, serving as a reference for relevant teaching and research personnel.