Big Talk Zhang Wu Chang (52 Economic Essays)

Author: Pu Yongjian
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The book is elegant and free-flowing, weaving together a series of essays and based on the author's personal experiences into a garland. It allows readers to immerse themselves in the refreshing fragrance of economics while reading leisurely. The main content includes "Talking about Zhang Wu Chang," "Lemons, High Salaries, and Diplomas," "Game Theory: A Mathematical Tool Urgently Needed by Chinese Economists," "Revisiting Advertising from the Perspective of Information Economics," "Is Banning 'Minimum Consumption' Justified?" and "Why Should Repeat Offenders Receive Longer Sentences? A Hypothesis Based on Public Choice and Information Economics." The book is elegant and free-flowing, weaving together a series of essays and based on the author's personal experiences into a garland. It allows readers to immerse themselves in the refreshing fragrance of economics while reading leisurely. Although the two manuscripts differ in style and perspective, it is evident that both authors share a common pursuit: to use concise and accessible language to explain their profound understanding and insights into social realities through the principles of economics.