Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics (Volume 2)

Author: (China) Miles, editor-in-chief, translated by Hao Shouyi et al.
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The Economic Science Press Economics Handbook Series: Throughout the development of Western economics, there have been two influential series of economics handbooks. One is the Cambridge Economic Handbook, which began publication in the 1920s, and the other is the Economics Handbook published by Elsevier Science Publishing Company – North-Holland in the 1980s. The Economic Science Press spent over 2 million yuan to purchase the Chinese copyright of 44 volumes across 17 branches of economics. This Economics Handbook is a series of handbook-style works aimed at providing authoritative sources, references, and reading materials for professional researchers and graduate students with advanced degrees. Each volume in this series handbook comprehensively summarizes the cutting-edge developments in every branch of economics, divided into chapters based on content, with contributions from leading scholars in their respective fields. The summaries not only include established findings but also cover more recent developments represented by professional journals and exploratory literature. Although each chapter contains some original data, the primary purpose of each chapter is to provide a comprehensive and accessible summary. This Economics Handbook serves not only as a valuable reference for the libraries of professionals but also as a potential reading material for advanced courses in economics for graduate students.