Variations on Exploration: Comparative Economics in the Context of Institutional Innovation in the 20th Century

Author: Ma Yan
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The series "Economics Abroad and Contemporary Chinese Economy" consists of 8 monographs, covering topics such as Russian and Eastern European economics, radical economics, comparative economics, development economics, Japanese economics, new institutional economics, Keynesian economics, and new liberal economics. Some of these works fill gaps in Chinese research or are rare. This book primarily introduces, analyzes, and reviews comparative economics in the context of institutional innovation in the 20th century. Unlike general comparative economics, it offers a unique perspective, focusing on the view of comparative economics from Western economists, striving for objectivity and foresight. Its content aims to be comprehensive, covering nearly all economic models of the 20th century and reflecting a strong sense of the times, particularly closely linking with the realities of the Chinese economy. The format strives to be innovative, combining high academic value—demonstrated through fair evaluations and insightful perspectives on various economic models—with accessibility, attempting to bridge the gap between academic works and popular reading.