Economics Basics

Author: Liu Hua, edited by Xu Jingliu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This textbook has the following outstanding characteristics:
1. Concise. Most economics monographs strive to comprehensively elaborate on their theoretical viewpoints, conduct detailed mathematical derivations, and explain their profound theoretical origins. From the perspective of students, we will distill the essence from the vast economics system, extract the most important elements for beginners, construct a concise theoretical framework, and avoid lengthy theoretical arguments and mathematical derivations. We will use concise and clear language to express economic principles.
2. Accessible. We make an effort to connect economics with our daily economic lives, providing concrete, vivid, and lively interpretations of highly abstract economic principles. We use real-life examples to illustrate economic principles and apply economics to solve practical problems in life.
3. Practical. We allocate as much space as possible to the application of theory, focusing on how to use economic principles to explain real-world economic issues. By applying theory, we explain it, helping students understand, master, and apply the theory, while also making economics a useful tool.