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Chapter 1 Introduction.

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Chapter 2 World** Overview.

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Chapter 3 Labor Productivity and Comparative Advantage: The Ricardian Model.

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Chapter 4 Huaisun Resources, Comparative Advantage and Income Distribution.

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Chapter 5 The Standard Model.

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Chapter 6 Economies of Scale, Imperfect Competition, and International**.

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Chapter 7 International Factor Flows.

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Chapter 8 ** Policy Tools.

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Chapter 9 **Political Enlightenment Economics in Policy.

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Chapter 10 Policies in Developing Countries.

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Chapter 11 Disputes in Policy.

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Chapter 12 National Income Accounting and Balance of Payments.

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Chapter 13 Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Markets: An Asset Approach.

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Chapter 14 Currencies, Interest Rates and Exchange Rates.

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Chapter 15 Long-term ** Levels and Exchange Rates.

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Chapter 16 Output and Short-Term Exchange Rates.

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Chapter 17 Fixed Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Interventions.

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Chapter 18 The International Monetary System: 1870-1973.

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Chapter 19 International Coordination under Macroeconomic Policy and Floating Exchange Rate System.

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Chapter 20 The Best Currency Area and European Experience.

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21. Global Capital Markets: Operational and Policy Issues.

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Chapter 22 Developing Countries: Growth, Crisis and Reform.

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The textbook "Western Economics" edited by Professor Gao Hongye has become a popular "Western Economics" textbook in China for many years, and it is also the designated bibliography for the entrance examination of graduate students majoring in economics and management in most universities in China. To learn Gao Hongye's Western economics, choose reference books, and learners should choose according to their personal circumstances.

1. In order to serve the readers of Gao Hongye's "Western Economics" textbook in China, and in response to the needs of different readers, the Chinese Renmin University commissioned the book compilation team to compile a series of teaching and auxiliary materials for Gao Hongye's "Western Economics" textbook, which can be selected by students in need.

2. For students who are admitted to graduate school across majors and students who do not have a solid professional foundation, even if the institution they apply for does not list the book as a bibliography, the bibliography is an intermediate micro textbook such as Van Rien's Microeconomics: A Modern Perspective and an intermediate macro textbook such as Mankiw's Macroeconomics or Dornbush's Macroeconomics, which can be used as an important bibliography in the first round of review.

3. Gao Hongye's "Western Economics", the difficulty of the textbook is intermediate to elementary, and the level required by famous schools is intermediate, and even some famous schools require the difficulty to be intermediate to advanced, so when reviewing, you should also refer to the intermediate economics textbook for review.

Fourth, carefully study and analyze the "Past Postgraduate Examination Questions". Through the research and analysis of the past postgraduate examination questions of various colleges and universities, the rules of questions are explored, and important knowledge points are explored.

But in general, to study Gao Hongye's "Western Economics", the original work is the foundation, and the reference book is the auxiliary. We must read the original book well, grasp the basic concepts, understand the basic principles, and integrate the entire knowledge system of Western economics. On this basis, supplemented by the research and analysis of reference books, it is the correct learning method.