Public Economics: An Introduction and Case Studies

Author: Fan Yongming
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: The introductory part of this book concisely outlines the framework of public economics in the form of an outline, explaining the basic principles and important concepts of public economics in an easy-to-understand manner. It provides a very practical "crutch" for learning and mastering the basic theories of public economics. Except for chapters, each chapter includes over 10 cases, which not only involve the central government but also the local government; they not only concern China but also foreign countries. After each case, there are thinking prompts, aiming to connect theory with practice through case studies, enabling learners to more solidly grasp the basic concepts and principles of public economics. This book serves as a supplementary reader for the Fudan University · MPA Series "Public Economics" textbook, and the learning effect is better when combined with the "Public Economics" textbook. It can be used for MPA courses and also serves as a supplementary textbook for related majors such as public management and business administration in colleges and universities.