Economic Logic (Microeconomics Perspective)

Author: Mark Skousen (USA), translated by Yang Peilei et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The outstanding features of this book are reflected in the following aspects: , the author constructs a complete structure of the microeconomics knowledge system, presenting readers with a comprehensive and systematic theoretical system of microeconomics. Second, the construction method of the microeconomic theoretical system in this book differs from the traditional construction method of microeconomic theoretical systems, achieving a major breakthrough in methodology. Traditional microeconomic theories often rely on certain assumptions, based on the logic of the theory, and extensively use deductive methods. However, the author of this book takes a different approach, primarily combining rich and vivid economic realities, based on the logic of the economy, and employing multiple methods in the construction of microeconomic theory. As a result, the author achieves a combination of abstraction and concreteness, as well as a combination of theoretical analysis and empirical analysis. Readers do not find the theory difficult to grasp but rather feel that it is closely tied to reality and easy to understand. Third, the language of this book is simple and accessible yet academic depth, highlighting the author's ability to master economic language. If the language of a book, especially an economics textbook, is obscure and difficult for readers to understand, it cannot truly be considered a good economics textbook. From this perspective, this book is undoubtedly an excellent microeconomics textbook, suitable as a primary economics textbook for undergraduate economics majors, as a public course textbook for non-economics majors, and as an introductory reading for those interested in economics.