Economic Interpretation of Public Issues

Author: Xia Yeliang
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: I have always had a strong interest in public issues and public policies. This is because whenever I observe some unreasonable,, or unscientific phenomena in social life, I try to analyze why such states have formed, whether it is possible to improve the existing institutional arrangements, and whether it is possible to nurture or give birth to new institutional products. Additionally, economic issues related to population, labor, human resources, and employment have always been the focus of my research and attention. However, I still occasionally step beyond these fields, even beyond the scope of economics, to explore the questions that interest me, so I am often jokingly accused of being a typical "economic imperialist." This book is a collection of the author's public economics essays, including four parts: "Public Administration and Public Policy Issues," "Population, Labor, Human Capital, and Employment Issues," "Book Reviews," and "Editorial Articles."