Introduction to Public Economics: Background Materials and Related Case Studies

Author: Dai Peng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features:
This is not a book about government's "household affairs."
This is not a field that only concerns the maximization of government interests.
It is a bridge that guides readers into the new economy of an open society.
It is a key to understanding the economic behavior of the public sector in modern society.
It is a work that studies the behavior patterns of government in a market economy and economic decision-making.
It is a textbook for everyone in society, serving both the public and private sectors.
It is a modern public economics that breaks out of the traditional framework of public finance and the model of planned economy.
This is not a book about government's "household affairs."
This is not a field that only concerns the maximization of government interests.
It is a bridge that guides readers into the new economy of an open society.
It is a key to understanding the economic behavior of the public sector in modern society.
It is a work that studies the behavior patterns of government in a market economy and economic decision-making.
It is a textbook for everyone in society, serving both the public and private sectors.
It is a modern public economics that breaks out of the traditional framework of public finance and the model of planned economy.
This book is designed to be used in conjunction with "Public Economics to Lun" (edited by Dai Peng, China Renmin University Press, December 2005).