Bibliography for postgraduate entrance examinations for economics majors

Are you going to take the Joint Financial Entrance Examination?

Part I: Microeconomics.

1] Gao Hongye, Western Economics (Microeconomics), Chinese University Press, Part II, Macroeconomics.

1] Gao Hongye, "Western Economics (Macroeconomics)", the above two books of Chinese University Press are more discounted in dangdang, I remember.

Part III: Money and Banking.

1] Hu Qingkang, Modern Money and Banking Course (2nd Edition), Fudan University Press2] Hu Qingkang, Modern Money and Banking Course Exercise Guide (2nd Edition), Fudan University Press, Part IV, International Finance.

1] Jiang Boke, "International Finance", Fudan University Press2] Jiang Boke, "Guide to New Exercises in International Finance", Fudan University Press3] Ma Junlu and Chen Ping, eds., International Finance, Nankai University Press, is still Jiang Boke's more famous.

Part 5 Investment.

1] Liu Hongzhong, "Investment", Higher Education Press.

2] Zhang Yichun, "Financial Markets", Higher Education Press, is a more recognized review textbook for the financial joint entrance examination.

If you are not taking the financial joint examination, then you have to buy textbooks according to the school you want to take the exam This is the China Financial Examination Network, you can go and see.

I don't know much about the schools in Xi'an, but I know more about the schools of the financial joint entrance examination, I think there is no need to stick to a province for the postgraduate examination, and it is not bad to change the living environment!

Here you can go down to the 2009 financial joint entrance examination syllabus, you can take a look, the syllabus introduces the schools that participated in the financial joint examination and the admission scores in recent years.

I'm a junior in economics now, and the reference books depend on the school, most of which are from the fourth edition of Gao Hongye's "Microeconomics" and "Macroeconomics".

The re-examination depends on which subject you have taken in economics, if you are admitted to Jiao Tong University, go to its graduate school website to take a look, where the information is more complete. International Studies, Finance, National Economics, Econometrics, Regional Economics,,, are all in our economics, I don't know which one you want to take.

Alas, the economy is not simple, really, there are a lot of books to read, the content is relatively general, and there is also a test of mathematics...

The academic master's examination in economics is divided into a preliminary examination and a re-examination, and the preliminary examination is for public courses and professional courses, with a full score of 500 points. There are four courses in the preliminary examination, namely politics, English, mathematics and professional courses, the details are as follows:

Academic Master of Economics: It is divided into a preliminary examination and a re-examination, with a full score of 500 points for public courses and professional courses in the preliminary examination.

Politics out of 100 points.

English out of 100 (English I).

Mathematics with a maximum score of 150 (Mathematics III).

The full score of the professional course is 150 points (the school's independent proposition).

There are three types of examination subjects for professional courses:

1.Microeconomics + Macroeconomics. The scope of this kind of examination is the most among all schools, such as the University of International Business and Economics, the University of Finance and Economics 803 Economics, the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics 801 Economics, the Jinan University 803 Economics, Southeast University, Xiamen University, Shandong University, Sun Yat-sen University, etc.

However, the content of the exam is also divided into difficult and easy, some schools only test the content of elementary macro and micro economics, and some schools will involve intermediate macro and micro economics.

2.Microeconomics + Macroeconomics + Political Economy. For example, Chinese 802 comprehensive economics of Minmin University, 903 economics of Capital University of Economics, 801 economics of ** University of Finance and Economics, 856 comprehensive foundation of economics majoring in theoretical economics of Fudan University, etc., candidates who are good at political economy can consider these schools.

3.Microeconomics + Macroeconomics + Some Professional Course Knowledge, Individual Colleges or Individual Majors Begin to Examine Part of the Professional Course Knowledge Content in the Preliminary Examination. For example, each major in the economics postgraduate examination of Tianjin University of Finance and Economics will examine some of the professional knowledge of the major on the basis of micro and macro examination.

The results of the 2021 postgraduate entrance examination are expected to be released in mid to late February, and 22 students who are admitted to graduate school should not only do a good job in the review of basic subjects, but also pay attention to the changes of this year, and understand the basic knowledge of the major they are applying for, and then adjust the review plan. The editor of the Hunting Examination for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination for Economics has compiled the "2022 Economics Postgraduate Examination|Postgraduate Entrance Examination Guide: Postgraduate Examination Subjects for Economics Majors", I hope to provide reference for candidates preparing for the 2022 postgraduate examination

Master of Economics: It is divided into a preliminary examination and a re-examination, with a full score of 500 points for public courses and professional courses in the preliminary examination.

Politics out of 100 points.

English out of 100 (English II).

Mathematics with a full score of 150 points (Mathematics III or 396 Economics Joint Entrance Examination Comprehensive).

The full score of the professional course is 150 points (the school's independent proposition).

The subjects of the professional course examination are divided into the following categories:

Master's degree in Applied Statistics: The examination subject is 432 Statistics, and the general textbook used is the National People's Congress version of "Statistics", or the statistics textbook used in your own undergraduate.

Master of Taxation: The examination subjects are 433 tax professional foundations, such as Huang Hua's "Taxation", Zhu Qing's "International Taxation", and Chen Gong's "Public Finance" tax part.

Master of Insurance: The examination subject is 435 Tax Professional Foundation, with reference to the textbook Xu Jianguo's "Taxation" and the "Tax Law" used by certified public accountants. Among them, 40% are economics, 20% are fundamentals of finance, and 40% are principles of insurance

Master of Asset Valuation: The examination subjects are 433 Asset Valuation Professional Fundamentals, and the examination consists of economics, asset valuation, and financial management. Among them, economics accounts for 40%, asset valuation accounts for 30%, and financial management accounts for 30%.

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Politics, English, Mathematics III, Specialization. The professional course is an examination of economics, and the designated bibliography is generally for each version of economics, and the designated bibliography is different depending on the school.

Economics is all math three, in the past, economics was divided into math three and math four, but now Kai is merging, only math three. 150 points for math and professional subjects, and 100 points for politics and English.

1. Microeconomics and macroeconomics. This kind of examination scope is the most relied on among all schools, such as ** University of International Economics, ** University of Finance and Economics 803 Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics 801 Economics, Jinan University 803 Economics, Southeast University, Xiamen University, Shandong University, Sun Yat-sen University, etc.

2. Microeconomics, macroeconomics and political economy. Some schools now examine political economy in addition to micro and macro exams. For example, 802 Economic and Simplified Economic Comprehensive Studies of Renmin University of Chinese, 903 Economics of Capital University of Economics, 801 Economics of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, 801 Economics of ** University of Finance and Economics, 856 Comprehensive Foundation of Economics of Fudan University of Theoretical Economics, etc.

Theoretical Economics Postgraduate Examination Subjects: (101) Ideological Discussion and Political Theory, (201) English I, (301) Mathematics I, (845) Economics (Note: The examination subjects of major colleges and universities for professional courses are different, and they need to be subject to the colleges and universities applying for the examination).

1. Principles of Economics "Western Economics" (recommended) Chinese University Press Gao Hongye 2005 Third Edition;

2. A Concise Course of Western Economics (Recommended) Shangzheng Zhihai People's Publishing House, Yin Bocheng, Fourth Edition;

3. "Xisanmofang Economics Learning and Teaching Manual" excavation, Chinese Renmin University Press, published by Gao Hongye in 2005;

4. A Guide to Modern Western Economic Learning Questions (Microeconomics), Fudan University Press, Yin Bocheng;

5. A Guide to Modern Western Economic Study Questions (Macroeconomics), Fudan University Press, Yin Bocheng;

6. Principles of Finance, "Finance", published by Huang Da, Chinese University Press, December 2003;

7. Modern Money and Banking Course (Recommended) Fudan University Press, Hu Qingkang;

8. International Finance, Nankai University Press, Qian Rong, November 2002;

9. New Edition of International Finance (Recommended), Fudan University Press, Jiang Boke, 3rd Edition;

10. Financial Engineering, Wuhan University Press, Lin Qingquan, 2005;

11.Financial Engineering (Recommended) Higher Education Press, published by Zheng Zhenlong in 200;

12.Investment Theory and Practice, Tsinghua University Press, He Xiaoxing, August 2004;

13.Business Administration of Commercial Banks, Higher Education Press, Dai Guoqiang, January 2004, 2nd Edition;

14."Investment", Higher Education Press, Liu Hongzhong, 2003;

15.Financial Markets (Recommended), Higher Education Press, Zhang Yichun, Zheng Zhenlong, 2004, 2nd Edition.

Among the above reference books, you can choose according to your actual situation.

The subjects for the postgraduate examination in economics are as follows:

Generally speaking, the subjects of the postgraduate examination in economics are politics, English, mathematics and professional courses. These designated professional bibliographies are different from school to school, and you need to check with the school you are applying for**.

Political Science: It mainly examines the basic principles of Marxism, the first thought and the theoretical system of socialism with Chinese characteristics, modern Chinese history, ideological and moral cultivation and legal foundation, contemporary world economy and politics.

College English: General English I for Master's Degree and Public English II for Master's Degree. Economics majors have high requirements for English, and English is even more important if you want to take the postgraduate examination across majors.

Mathematics: Mathematics 1 for master's degree, mathematics 2 for master's degree, and mathematics 3 for economics, of which mathematics 1 is the most difficult. Specialized Courses:

The content of the test varies according to the school, generally economics 1 or economics 2, but it will include Western economics and political economy, but the score ratio is different.

Postgraduate Examination Skills in Economics

The first is the correct way to answer the question. Although the content of the test questions in the Western Classic is textual, we must put ourselves in the shoes of the teacher who marks the papers, and the teacher certainly hopes to spend the least amount of time and energy to give the fairest score. Then, if it is just a few simple pages of text, it will only make the teacher more and more headaches the more he reads, and it will be difficult to grasp the main point.

Therefore, the answer should be concise and convincing at the same time, and this is what the language of mathematics is all about. The answer to the questions of the Western Longitude should be roughly in the following order:

First, if you can find a mathematical formula, write the mathematical language first.

second, use two-dimensional graphics to describe the problem (in Western primary economics, many problems can be explained by graphics);

Third, put it into words. In this way, in the process of revising the paper, the teacher is likely to see your correct mathematical formulas and graphs and give you the high score directly.

The second is to allocate time reasonably. There are quite a lot of questions in the "Western Longitude", and there are almost three hours of exam time, and we have to write non-stop. Therefore, after getting the test paper, you must carefully analyze the distribution of the test questions and allocate your time reasonably.

Avoid taking too long to ask the easier questions and delaying the answers to the short-answer and essay questions later.