Economic Theory and Economic History Research

Author: Liu Jiagui
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Publishing Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book is a relatively outstanding collection of academic essays sponsored by the Academic Fund of Yunnan National University. The research fields covered in the book are quite broad, employing a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods, with theory closely linked to practice. It primarily explores the following aspects:
Theories of land rent and the reform of China's land use system;
Government functions during China's transition period, viewed from the intervention models of countries like the United States, Japan, Germany, and France;
Schumpeter's innovation theory and its implications;
Incentive mechanisms for state-owned enterprises;
The risk and management of credit assets in China's state-owned commercial banks;
Research on internal control methods in Chinese commercial banks;
The agrarian policy of suppressing commerce and industry during the Warring States period;
The study of grain export trade in Jiujiang in the early 20th century.
Each essay contains profound theoretical insights, particularly valuable for economics and management educators and researchers, for leaders of government, party, and enterprise units, for theoretical publicity workers, as well as for Chinese and foreign business operators and middle-to-high-level management personnel.