Principles of Economics (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Han Taixiang
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This series is divided into two volumes, jointly edited by Professors Han Taixiang and Chen Xian from the International Business and Management College of Shanghai University. It comprehensively integrates multiple perspectives from Mankiw's Principles of Economics and Stiglitz's Economics, incorporating localized adaptations and innovative approaches. It is suitable for teaching use in undergraduate and graduate programs related to finance and economics in higher financial and economic institutions. The book aims to help students grasp the fundamental philosophy of economics and, through features such as columns, reference materials, and case studies, enables students to understand the origins of economics, expand their knowledge, and apply it in practice. To better organize the content of economic principles, the book is divided into 13 parts and 35 chapters. The book has the following features: , based on profound academic expertise, it meticulously analyzes the basic principles of economics and "insights into the new trends and directions of Western economics." Second, "making economics return to life." Economists presenting economics in the form of essays and interviews has become a trend. However, achieving this in economics textbooks is relatively rare. This is one of the key reasons for the popularity of these two books. Third, it is deeply informative yet easy to understand, with diverse expressions and strong readability. As introductory economics textbooks primarily aimed at junior college students, they are popular, vivid, and leave a deep impression on all who read them.