Industrial Economics

Author: Rui Mingjie
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: A brand-new, authoritative textbook that comprehensively and systematically introduces the fundamental principles of industrial economics, industrial organization, industrial policy, industrial development, and analytical methods. It integrates international theoretical guidance with the practical realities of Chinese enterprises and is supported by a national key discipline. This book is the result of collaborative research and collective creation by professors from the Industrial Economics program at Fudan University's national key discipline. It provides a detailed introduction to the concepts, principles, and methods of industrial economics, enabling readers to gain a complete understanding and mastery of fundamental content such as the process of industrial formation, industrial development patterns, industrial organization, industrial structure, and the formulation of industrial policies. Compared to similar books, this textbook has three distinct features: First, innovative structure. It discusses the industrial system and its structure from the perspective of industrial formation, development, and transformation. Second, rigorous argumentation. The book is clear and precise in its concepts, with distinct theoretical viewpoints, forming a relatively rigorous theoretical framework. Third, modern perspective. It employs the latest, most cutting-edge theories, methods, and new perspectives in industrial economics to explain the principles and methods of the discipline, offering readers a fresh and engaging experience. As a foundational course textbook for the Industrial Economics program at Fudan University, it is suitable for the teaching needs of graduate students in industrial economics and business management, as well as MBA programs. Additionally, it serves as a valuable reference for theoretical study and reference for business managers and decision-makers in government economic departments.