Modern Industrial Economics

Author: Liu Zhibiao
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Publish Date: 2003-01-17
Features: Modern industrial economics is a highly practical applied economics with operational research methods, offering significant strategic guidance for government economic policies and corporate operational activities. This book revolves around the three fundamental levels of the economy—businesses, industries, and markets—centered on the core conflicts of competition, monopoly, and economies of scale. It focuses on analyzing the structural relationships between monopoly and competition among firms within an industry, explores the intrinsic connections between market structure, corporate behavior, and market performance under conditions of imperfect competition, and examines various public policies aimed at improving market performance and their effects. This book can also serve as a textbook for master's and senior undergraduate students in economics and management, as well as a reference for researchers.