Applied Welfare Economics: A Graduate Textbook Series in Applied Economics

Author: Sun Yueping
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: In recent years, to popularize modern economic knowledge, China has translated a large number of foreign economics textbooks and also developed many economics textbooks. Now, this series of "Applied Economics Graduate Textbooks" has joined the ranks of economics textbooks. We sincerely hope that it can be loved by readers with its refined design and rigorous expression. This series of textbooks strives to cover the fundamental knowledge that graduate students in applied economics must master, while systematically and accurately explaining them, and emphasizing the introduction of cutting-edge topics with significant practical implications in related fields of applied economics. The series has made active efforts to integrate the course content with the trend of economic globalization, the current status of economic reform and development, and introduces as many Chinese applied examples as possible within the permitted scope. In "Applied Welfare Economics," some research achievements are included, which utilize the basic principles taught in the book, combined with the actual reform and market economy operation in China, employing normative or empirical research methods for analysis and evaluation. Obviously, this content is beneficial for students to deepen their understanding and can lay a solid foundation for further professional course learning and thesis writing in related fields of applied economics. This series of textbooks is positioned as an intermediate-level economics textbook, suitable for graduate students in applied economics. The moderate use of mathematical language meets the requirements of graduate-level textbooks. The extensive use of mathematical language makes this textbook provide a deeper and more accurate description of economic theory and methods compared to introductory textbooks.