Interregional Economics

Author: Cui Weiguo
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Regional economics is an emerging discipline that applies modern economic theories and methods to study economic relationships between regions. It has evolved from regional economics and is a theoretical economics that runs parallel to international economics. Among the numerous works on regional economic relationships, some do not focus on specific individual regional economic relationships but only study the general meaning of regional economic relationships. The difference of regional economics lies in its primary use of economic models to explain issues. This is because model analysis is the basic analytical method of modern economics. To make it easier for beginners to grasp, this book only uses vivid and intuitive graphical models. However, even with this approach, some may still find it abstract and difficult to understand. It seems that whether one can understand and apply economic models is indeed a dividing line between an economist and an economic professional. Those who aspire to possess the qualities of an economist should be determined to overcome this challenge. Once you delve into it, you will immediately be captivated by the inherent logical beauty embedded in economic models. Those letters and curves, like notes and staff notation, will play a magnificent symphony in your heart!