Development Economics (Supramarginal and Marginal Analysis)

Author: Yang Xiaokai
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: I believe the most important economic research in the world right now is at Monash University, led by Yang Xiaokai in his analysis of division of labor—Buchanan-Yang is an exceptionally connected, well-trained, meticulous, serious, and productive theoretical economist. In an era of dramatic changes in economics, he is at the most vibrant part of this field.—Anonymous reviewer
This book is a textbook of neoclassical development economics, focusing on classical issues of economic development, namely why some countries are wealthier than others. It not only systematically teaches neoclassical development economics but also comprehensively covers the content of neoclassical development economics. The book is divided into five main parts: micro-mechanisms of development economics; corporate systems, endogenous transaction costs, and economic development; urbanization and industrialization; dynamic mechanisms of economic development; and macroeconomics of development.
Target Audience: Researchers, graduate students, faculty and students of universities and colleges, as well as practical workers from government departments at all levels and enterprises and institutions.