Taxation

Author: Liang Huiyuan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The market economy calls for more interdisciplinary talents. Cultivating interdisciplinary talents is currently the fundamental goal of higher education. Selecting courses from other disciplines has become a major trend in college education. However, most non-major courses in universities currently use textbooks designed for major courses, which are overly complex and highly specialized, making them unsuitable for non-major students. This series of books is specifically designed for non-major students, introducing basic knowledge and methods tailored to their characteristics and needs. During the writing process, this textbook adheres to the following principles:
1. Emphasis on Key Points. Focusing on the needs of non-major students, it highlights the explanation of basic knowledge and concepts, helping students establish relevant awareness and concepts.
2. Appropriate Content Volume. Based on the scheduling of non-major course hours, the content is reasonably organized to ensure systematic knowledge while avoiding excessive complexity.
3. Simple and Accessible. Tailored to the teaching characteristics of non-major courses, complex theories and methods are explained in plain language with vivid examples.
4. Up-to-Date. Fully reflects the latest developments in theory and practice of this discipline both domestically and internationally, demonstrating forward-thinking.
On the surface, writing a textbook for non-major courses may seem like a relatively simple task, but it is not. It requires the writer to master the essence of the discipline while also grasping the special principles of non-major teaching.