National Economic Management Cases

Author: Jin Leqin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: National economics has been officially established as an economic discipline in China, but the various issues it involves have not been clearly defined, leading to an awkward situation where its division of labor with other disciplines is ambiguous. This book can serve as case material for those engaged in teaching and researching national economic management, as well as a reference for a broad readership interested in China's macroeconomic issues. As a supplementary textbook for national economic management case courses, it follows the content of national economic management, selecting typical cases from aspects such as development strategies and rules, comprehensive macroeconomic analysis and regulation, regional economic management, industrial policy and government regulation, and government functions. The book focuses on describing real events that have just occurred or are currently happening in the economic life, such as the "Three-Step Plan" development strategy, active fiscal policy, automotive industry policy, monopoly and competition in the telecommunications industry, and airfare price reform, analyzing typical issues in China's national economic management field.