World economic game cycle

Author: Zhou Yangmin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is based on the author's doctoral dissertation, with minor revisions and refinements. It serves as a reference for scholars in the field of economics, particularly those specializing in world economy, world economic cycles, and macroeconomic research. Additionally, it provides a standardized text for doctoral dissertation writing. The book aims to present the author's doctoral dissertation in its original form to readers. To meet the reading needs of professionals in business, government, and general readers, supplementary explanations and case studies have been included in certain chapters, marked with frame annotations, allowing readers with professional backgrounds to skip them if desired. However, the book was written in a hurry, and many topics will be further explored in subsequent research, such as "Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, and Economic Crisis: A Game Cycle Theory Model and Empirical Analysis," "China's Industrial Economy and the World Economic Cycle: A Study of Resilience Indicators," "Multinational Corporate Behavior and the World Economic Cycle," "The 'Prisoner's Dilemma' of the World Economy and International Coordination Mechanisms," "International Debt Markets, China's Economic Fluctuations, and the World Economic Cycle," "International Institutional 'Resonance' and China's Transition," "International Speculative Capital, Economic Fluctuations, and the World Economic Cycle," "World Economic Cycles, China's Economic Fluctuations, and Government Behavior Choices," "International Aid and the World Economic Cycle," "Government Investment, Government Consumption, and the World Economic Cycle: A Case Study of China," "Investment Scale and Investment Structure and the World Economic Cycle: Theoretical Models and Empirical Research," "International Trade, Economic Fluctuations, and the World Economic Cycle," "Measurement Models and Empirical Research on the Synergy of World Economic Cycles," "Game Cycle Theory: An Explanation Framework for the Synergy and Asynchrony of Contemporary World Economic Cycles," "Social Welfare, Economic Fluctuations, and the World Economic Cycle," "The Amplification Effect of World Economic Cycles on Small Economies," "Empirical Research on the Synergy and Asynchrony of World Economic Cycles," "The World Economic Cycle: A Topic Worth Focused Study in the Contemporary Era," "Research on the World Economic Cycle and Early Warning Mechanisms," "The Mechanism and Efficiency of International Institutional Coordination," and so on. In fact, these topics are both an in-depth extension of the book's theories and their practical applications, forming an important part of the book's theoretical content and will be published in a separate volume when appropriate. From the perspective of game theory, the book elaborates on the synergy and asynchrony of the world economic cycle and further conducts an empirical study of China's economy using the world economic game cycle theory.