Contemporary Chinese Economic Research (Socialist Economic Theory) (Graduate Teaching Textbook, MBA Applicable Material)

Author: Xu Maokui
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Publish Date: 2005-11-30
Features: This book is a culmination of the author's six years of teaching experience. It has the following characteristics: First, it aligns with the overall arrangement of the MBA curriculum, emphasizing the role of political theory courses. It adheres to the Four Cardinal Principles of the Party,, strives to accurately elaborate on the major policies and strategies of the Party's reform and opening-up; Second, it insists on the close integration of theory and practice. It analyzes real-world economic issues from a theoretical perspective while using the fruits of China's reform and opening-up to develop socialist theory. It also confronts the contradictions in daily life and explores solutions and strategies; Third, while exposing and critiquing the capitalist ideology propagated by Western economics, it boldly and actively draws on its scientific achievements in studying resource allocation efficiency, the functioning mechanisms of a market economy, and government macroeconomic regulation. This book is a culmination of the author's six years of teaching experience. It has the following characteristics: First, it aligns with the overall arrangement of the MBA curriculum, emphasizing the role of political theory courses. It adheres to the Four Cardinal Principles of the Party,, strives to accurately elaborate on the major policies and strategies of the Party's reform and opening-up; Second, it insists on the close integration of theory and practice. It analyzes real-world economic issues from a theoretical perspective while using the fruits of China's reform and opening-up to develop socialist theory. It also confronts the contradictions in daily life and explores solutions and strategies; Third, while exposing and critiquing the capitalist ideology propagated by Western economics, it boldly and actively draws on its scientific achievements in studying resource allocation efficiency, the functioning mechanisms of a market economy, and government macroeconomic regulation.