Introduction to Property Economics

Author: Huang Shao'an
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The research in this book focuses on the theories of property rights economics, represented by the works of economists like Coase. It extensively analyzes the perspectives of these economists. The study of fundamental theoretical issues in property rights economics does not merely involve interpreting their views or treating their perspectives as definitive answers. It also does not arrange the research framework based on their theoretical logic. Instead, it selects a subset of issues categorized as "fundamental theoretical problems" based on the author's own understanding and examines them in a certain logical order, incorporating critiques, analyses, syntheses, and the author's own viewpoints. The author's own perspectives are grounded in analysis, comparison, and critique. Through the analysis, comparison, and synthesis of different viewpoints, relevant conclusions are drawn, forming the author's own stance. The book is divided into ten chapters, each addressing one of the ten fundamental theoretical issues in property rights economics.