Livestock economic management

Author: Fang Tiankun
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This textbook is guided by Marxist theory and applies modern Western economic theory, modern management theory, and methods, combined with the actual development of China's livestock industry. It elaborates on the basic principles and methods of livestock economic management under the conditions of a socialist market economy. The textbook strives for innovation in content, building upon the achievements of previous textbooks while adding new content such as "Livestock Product Demand and Supply," "Livestock Product Processing and Sales," "Comparative Advantage and International Competitiveness of Livestock Products," and "Sustainable Development of Livestock Industry." It introduces new theories, content, and methods, reflecting the cutting-edge knowledge of this discipline. These are all things that were not present in past textbooks but are exactly what are needed in reality. The textbook emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, incorporating numerous charts and tables, providing examples, and designing review and reflection questions at the end of each chapter. This helps cultivate students' ability to analyze and think independently in real-world contexts, enhancing the practicality of the textbook. The scope of application of this textbook is quite broad. It is suitable for undergraduate students in economic management, animal science, rural regional development, and other related majors in higher agricultural institutions. It can also serve as a learning and teaching aid for self-examination candidates majoring in animal science. Additionally, it can be used as a learning and training resource for grassroots rural cadres, livestock technical personnel, and business management personnel.