Public Finance and Chinese Finance -- Theory and Reality (Volumes 1 and 2) -- China Collection. Philosophy and Social Sciences Category

Author: Ma Yinchu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-26
Features: Starting from the chaotic economic reality of China at the time, the author organizes the integration of Keynesian theory and its school's knowledge with China's reality, and systematically elaborates on the theory of public finance, explaining China's fiscal system, policies, and current situation, including the superintendence of independence and the comprehensive organization of China's tax system and tax system. This preface serves as the key to each chapter of "Public Finance and Chinese Finance: Theory and Reality (Set of Two Volumes)," so its style is quite different from the usual. When reading, it should be treated as a chapter of "Public Finance and Chinese Finance: Theory and Reality (Set of Two Volumes)." Here are the items listed in the preface:..., the outline of "The General Theory" and the propositions of the Keynesian school, the existence of involuntary unemployment, etc.