How to study economics??? What to learn in economics

I think that studying economics must not simply read books, and many undergraduate graduates who have studied economics and finance do not have a basic understanding of China's economy and international economy, and even economic theories cannot be fully grasped, and they cannot justify themselves when they explain to others.

Just reading books, especially these broken textbooks in China, it is difficult to form real economic thinking and macro perspectives, let alone understand the real economic situation in China.

Suggestion: 1. Macroeconomics, microeconomics, and international finance (if you open it, I hope you open it) These three disciplines must carefully study the famous foreign textbooks, such as Samuelson's or Mankiw's upstairs, pick what you like, and reprint more than 10 editions.

2. If you have the conditions, go to listen to Mr. Niu's lectures. Lectures are practical. If you don't understand it at first, you can also develop an idea of economics.

If you are in Shanghai, you can go to Fudan to listen, such as Hua Jun, Shi Lei, and Li Weisen. There is lecture information on Fudan BBS. Feel free to listen.

Those in Beijing will go to Peking University.

3. Insist on reading economic and financial newspapers or magazines every week to understand China's national conditions. For example, Finance and Economics, the Economic Observer, Southern Weekly (politics and economics are related), etc., these are relatively objective, but it should also be noted that after all, journalism is not academic, and many times there are still reports that are exaggerated or analyzed unreliable, and you will slowly discern them.

4. Think more and ask more. In the end, only what you want to understand is yours, and what you see and hear doesn't count. There are many things you have learned now, and they may be fallacies in a hundred years, so you must have your own thinking and understanding, and form your own ideas.

From shallow to deep, step by step, first read basic economics books, such as Mankiw's Principles of Economics, and then enter microeconomics Macroeconomics, you can still buy Mankiw's microeconomics and macroeconomics, or buy books by domestic scholars, recommend Gao Hongye's books.

These are all books that lay the foundation for economics, and after learning them, you will naturally know the next direction and how to study.

As said upstairs.

It is suggested that the micro-meso (industrial) macroeconomics and finance should be laid a solid foundation in combination with the actual situation in China, and the main directions of refinement should be selected such as personal finance, financial transactions, corporate finance, etc.

Be careful, summarize in time, compare the learning content before and after, and find its rules, and it's OK!

Introducing a book Mao Yisheng's Economics in Life is suitable for being a pillow book It is simple and interesting, and I am reading it myself, and it is definitely not an advertisement.

The scope is too wide, the direction is too much, and the professionalism is not strong!!

The content required for the economics major includes the basics of economics, intermediate microeconomics, intermediate macroeconomics, political economy, public finance, money and banking, international economics, financial economics, econometrics, etc.

The economics major requires students to systematically master the basic theories of economics and related basic professional knowledge, understand the operating mechanism of the market economy, be familiar with the country's economic guidelines, policies and regulations, and understand the history and current situation of economic development at home and abroad. Understand the academic dynamics of economics; Have the ability to use quantitative analysis methods and modern technical means to conduct socio-economic surveys, economic analysis and practical operations.

Main disciplines: Economics, Statistics, International Economics, Money and Banking, Public Finance, History of Economic Theory, Development Economics, Business Management, Marketing, International Finance, International**, Linear Algebra, Advanced Mathematics, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, etc.

Compulsory courses: Fundamentals of Economics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Political Economy, Public Finance, Money and Banking, International Economics, Financial Economics, Econometrics, Corporate Finance, Economic History, History of Economic Thought, Contemporary Chinese Economy, Labor Economics, Industrial Economics, Network Economics.

Accounting, Statistics, International**, International Finance, Corporate Finance, Marketing, Business Economics, Accounting Statistics and Accounting, etc.

Core competencies:1Master the basic theories and analytical methods of economics.

2.Master modern economic analysis methods and computer application skills.

3.Understand the academic trends and application prospects of Chinese and foreign economics.

4.Understand China's economic structural reform and economic development.

5.Familiar with the economic guidelines, policies and laws and regulations of the Party and the state.

6.Master the basic methods of Chinese and foreign economic literature retrieval and data inquiry, and have certain economic research and practical work ability.