Young Economist's Guide -- Writing and Presenting Economics Effectively

Author: William Thomson Chenlei
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Publication Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This book consists of three parts, aiming to provide advice for young economists to write graduation theses, submit to professional journals for the first time, prepare for discussion sessions or job applications for first thesis presentations or first review work. It is somewhat arbitrary to divide this book into three parts: thesis writing, thesis presentations, and writing review reports. Because most writing advice applies equally to presentations; and the criteria for determining whether a paper is suitable for journal publication naturally also apply to writing one's own thesis. Therefore, these three parts inevitably overlap. However, a large number of specific cases are sufficient to demonstrate that this division makes sense. Additionally, each part reflects different situations and varies in style and tone—in hopes that this diversity will make reading more relaxed and enjoyable.