Hypermodern Economics

Author: Tan Weidong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Under the grand narrative methodology and postmodern perspective, this book comprehensively examines, evaluates, and reconstructs the theoretical system, methods, and content of economics. The basic historical framework of this book corresponds to post-industrial civilization, but the theories, ideas, and historical origins are the fundamental revolutionary principles of the entire human economic civilization: the agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, and the information and bio-ecological revolution. The multiple field theory, the mutual constraint dual principle system, the flywheel theory, the international basic competition axis theory, the generalized value theory (firm value decomposition), the generalized resource unification theory, the altruistic motivation and drive theory, the social structure and dynamics theory, the economic relativity theory, the composite human theory, and the multiple law theory are all original basic theories in this book. From cognitive economics to civilization economics, from firm theory to international trade, economics, and finance, from new development theory to transformation economics, from organizational behavior to institutional economics, this book presents to readers a new economics content and framework that integrates the wisdom of both East and West. Macroeconomists, microeconomists, econometricians, and experts in various branches of economics can directly obtain cutting-edge economic insights and original theories from this book; doctoral and master's students can explore numerous fields of economic innovation and pioneering research findings; government, social, and corporate decision-makers can grasp the trends and currents of international economic research and current situations; and undergraduate economics students and economics enthusiasts can gain fundamental economic concepts and insights into future innovations.