Government Economics Basics

Author: Xu Dexin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is part of the series on e-government, serving as a textbook for undergraduate students in non-economics majors at universities. It is characterized by its fundamental nature, readability, and cutting-edge content. The fundamental nature refers to the introduction of basic knowledge in public economics, which includes both the economic analysis of government behavior, such as public sectors, public goods, government regulation, and public choice, as well as the main content of public finance, such as government revenue and government expenditure. The readability is reflected in the fact that each chapter begins with a case study to introduce the topic, and each chapter is accompanied by references, with the writing style aiming for simplicity and clarity. The cutting-edge nature is demonstrated by the extensive incorporation of new materials and research findings, with particular attention paid to explaining the evolution of these knowledge.