The first lesson of economics

Author: Xin Xian
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book uses vivid economic terms and life-oriented examples to bridge the gap between economics and readers. To better manage finances and develop the ability to judge merit and capability in daily life, the author dares to write this preface, encouraging everyone to take pride in thinking "like an economist."
Lam Kai-man, Tax and Financial Advisor at ING Bank (Netherlands)
This is a simple and easy-to-understand, highly practical introductory book on economics. After reading it, one realizes that economics should be as lively and engaging as this.
Gao Anbang, Dean of the Social Science College, National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan)
The book combines the completeness of the economic theory system, the advancement of its content, and the popularity of its expression, helping to improve the economic literacy of the general public. It is truly an outstanding work.
Xiao Zhuoji, Professor of the School of Economics, Peking University
The book "Economics 101" simplifies the vast and complex system of Western economics within a limited space, connecting difficult and profound economic theories with the daily lives of the general public. It brings economics from the halls of academia into the market and into every household. This is an elevation of theory and a necessity for practice. The book combines the completeness of the economic theory system, the advancement of its content, and the popularity of its expression, helping to improve the economic literacy of the general public. It is truly an outstanding work.