Economics Lin Lun Lun Jian - A Debate with Over 60 Renowned Scholars

Author: Liu Zhengshan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In an era where economics is increasingly becoming a "prestigious discipline," it is difficult to find an equivalent platform to question the special group of economists. Reading this book provides an opportunity! Facing Liu Zhengshan's sharp wit, you might try to find the "weak points" in the academic views of Nobel laureate economists like Samuelson and Coase, or renowned Chinese economists such as Li Yining, Liang Xiaomin, Zhang Wuchang, Lin Yifu, Mao Yushi, Zhang Yuyan, Chen Caihong, Wang Dingding, Lu Zhoulai, Lang Xianping, etc. When we express opinions on a person or a viewpoint, this book will help you understand that questioning is not about slander or accusation, but rather a rational, perceptive, and witty intellectual debate! In fact, for economics, what is called authority is merely the courage to speak properly! The vitality of academic work lies in questioning and surpassing. [Editor's Recommendation]
Find the "weak points" of famous economists like Mao Yushi and Liang Xiaomin; Did Adam Smith plagiarize Sima Qian? Is Paretooptimal always satisfied? Are there "Giffen goods" in the world? "Man is a dog tied to a tree"?