Okay, here is the translation: Economics of Social Problems

Author: (American) Sharpe et al., translated by Guo Qingwang
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This is the fifteenth edition of an introductory economics textbook, widely used in Western countries, especially in universities in the United States. Its enduring popularity over nearly three decades is due to the authors' consistent pursuit of two key objectives: (1) stimulating students' interest in economics; (2) providing a fundamental analytical framework to help understand social issues. The book begins by introducing and discussing important aspects of contemporary social problems, then proposes economics-based methods closely related to these issues to help people address them. The book is carefully structured, presenting basic economic concepts in a logical order and reinforcing their understanding through repeated application of these concepts. In summary, the most prominent feature of this book is its use of the most incisive theories in economics to analyze the most important issues in reality.