Economics Tea House -- Nobel Economics Prize Classic Theories: Economics Tea House

Author: Guo Lihua
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Not all who have contributed to economics may win the Nobel Prize in Economics, but all Nobel laureates in economics have made contributions to the development of economics. This book specially selects theories from some Nobel-winning masters to share with everyone. Of course, we are not just talking about theories for the sake of theory, but applying the fundamental principles of economics to analyze and solve practical problems in our lives. This book specially selects theories from some Nobel-winning masters to share with everyone. Of course, we are not just talking about theories for the sake of theory, but applying the fundamental principles of economics to analyze and solve practical problems in our lives. The main content of this book includes Samuelson's Economics, Arrow's Impossibility Theorem, the Leontief Paradox, Schultz's Human Capital Theory, the Dual Economy Model, Tobin's Portfolio Selection Theory: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket," Stone's SNA System, one of Public Choice Theory: Buchanan's Theory of Government Failure, the second part of Public Choice Theory: Rent-Seeking Theory, Solow's Neoclassical Growth Theory, the first part of the Institutional School Theory: Coase Theorem, the second part of the Institutional School Theory: Public Goods and Coase's Lighthouse Economics, Marriage and Family Economics, Institutional Change and Path Dependence, the first part of Information Economics Theory: the Cold War, the Pig and Game Theory, the second part of Information Economics Theory: Nash Equilibrium and A Beautiful Mind.