English-Chinese Dictionary of Western Economics

Author: Zeng Yanling
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Western Economics is one of the core courses for finance and economics majors in Chinese higher education institutions. It also plays an increasingly important role in economic theory research and economic reform practices in China. Many scholars, researchers, and faculty and students in finance and economics majors from universities learn and study Western Economics by reading original English texts, English economic newspapers and magazines, and browsing English websites. The publication of this dictionary aims to provide a powerful auxiliary tool for them. The dictionary is divided into English-Chinese and Chinese-English sections, collecting more than 2,800 entries. It comprehensively covers the basic content of Western Economics, offering detailed, concise, and in-depth explanations of important terms in Western Economics. It also includes some emerging theories that are not yet covered in general economics works, such as information economics and population economics. Its specific content includes: general economic theories of microeconomics and macroeconomics; economic schools and economists; economic theories in fields such as monetary banking, public finance, investment, international trade, international finance, industrial economics, development economics, and regional economics; as well as economic management and analytical methods in fields like econometrics, management accounting, economic statistics, and national economic accounting.