Economic Planning

Author: Wu Can
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book explores some real-world economic issues using the new theory of economics—Planning Economics. It is not only theoretical but also practically instructive. In the field of economics, the research in this book is pioneering, as the author systematically constructs the theory of Planning Economics. The book proposes many new theories, such as the principle of economic expectation value, the effects of crowd and dispersion, economic catalysts, planning economic power, and service overconsumption. Most of the cases in the book occurred in 2003 or 2004, making them more timely and novel. To avoid the dryness of theory, the book uses not only the commonly used forms of "cases" and "models" for analysis but also many forms such as "special studies," "case analysis," "theoretical applications," "news excerpts," and "analysis and summaries." This not only makes the combination of theory and practice tighter but also makes it easier for readers to understand the theories in the book. This book is suitable for people from all walks of life who are interested in this research direction and is also applicable to students majoring in economics and related fields.