Western Economics (Capital University of Economics and Business Press)

Author: Zhang Yuanpeng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-19
Features: This book aims to comprehensively, accurately, and concisely elaborate on the fundamental principles and research methods of Western economics, enabling readers to gain a detailed understanding of the basic laws of modern market economy operation and the behavior of economic actors. It also encourages readers to seriously examine the role and shortcomings of the government in the market economy. In presenting the principles of Western economics, the book adopts an analytical approach that progresses from simple to complex, with layered depth, and is supplemented by graphical illustrations and mathematical models. The purpose is to deepen readers' understanding of economic principles, appreciate the logical rigor and ingenuity of Western economic analysis methods, and cultivate the ability to use the basic methods and analytical tools of Western economics to analyze real-world economic issues. This book is divided into two parts: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, systematically and comprehensively discussing topics such as consumption theory, production theory, market theory, distribution theory, national income analysis, macroeconomic employment theory, economic equilibrium, inflation, economic fluctuations, and economic growth. Target Audience: Faculty and students of economics and management majors in higher education institutions, as well as theoretical researchers.