Western Economics

Author: Song Qicheng
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: After World War II, Western economists gradually divided theoretical economics into two main parts: microeconomics and macroeconomics. The content of Western economics is quite extensive, with microeconomics, which studies resource allocation, and macroeconomics, which studies resource utilization, forming its foundation. Microeconomics starts with individual quantities, and the sum of individual quantities becomes total quantities, ultimately aiming to study the economic operation of a country. Macroeconomics starts with total quantities, and the decomposition of total quantities becomes individual quantities, with the ultimate goal also being to study the economic operation of a country. This book integrates them for study. The book is divided into 9 parts and 27 chapters. Part 1 is the general introduction, while Parts 2-5 cover microeconomics content, and Parts 6-9 cover macroeconomics content. Using the market as the main thread, the book organically connects these topics and systematically and clearly introduces the main content of Western economics.