Economic Plain Language - (Revised Edition)

Author: Mao Yushi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is Mao Yushi's latest collection of economic essays. These essays cover fundamental principles of economics, thinking methods, cutting-edge issues, development trends, and the application of economic principles to interpret social life. Beyond economic research, Mao Yushi's reflections extend to politics, morality, ethics, and culture. He is delighted by the rise of private enterprises and the stability of Hong Kong's economic freedom, while holding both hope and concern for the prospects of economic development and the reconstruction of social morality. Mao Yushi excels at extracting the essence of economics from ordinary life events and consistently advocates simplifying profound economic knowledge into easily understandable principles. His essays possess a straightforward yet captivating charm. Unassuming and avoiding pretentiousness, his writing is as smooth as jade, with descriptions of people and events flowing like a clear mountain stream. This uniqueness stems from his observation of daily economic life, which brings interest and brilliance to seemingly mundane events. Mao Yushi tirelessly pursues his writing, unbound by conventional thinking and existing achievements—this is rooted in his broad-minded and free-spirited nature. Reading this book allows readers to feel as if they are engaging in close conversation with Mao Yushi, sometimes causing a sudden realization or epiphany, as if dispelling the clouds to reveal the truth.