Basic Knowledge of the Social Market Economy in Germany

Author: Chen Jianping (Editor-in-Chief); Feng Xiaohu, Bao Xiaopeng (Co-editors)
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book is a textbook introducing the economic system of the Federal Republic of Germany. Originally written for senior-level German majors at the University of International Business and Economics, it has been extensively supplemented and revised based on references to German university textbooks and related documents. The aim is to enable students to gain a comprehensive understanding of the origins, development, and role of the social market economy in West Germany while studying economic German. This textbook is also suitable for professionals interested in German economic and trade studies. The book is in German. The textbook is divided into eight thematic chapters. Chapter 1 systematically explains basic economic knowledge; except for Chapter 1, each chapter focuses on the real-world situation of a specific field in German economic life. Upon completion of the entire textbook, undergraduate German students should have a macro-level understanding of Germany's economic system and its development, as well as familiarity with the content and terminology of key areas.