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Anonymous users2024-02-11Here's a class schedule:
All universities should be similar: macro, micro, financing, international economics, accounting, dialectics of nature, science and society, frontiers of economic theory, investment, political economy, etc.
If you are a book, I think you just need to understand it, and that's all there is to it:
Then take a look at Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", which is easy to understand and easy to understand.
I don't know if I can buy it in China, economics today, Roger Leroy Miller, Sixteen Edition, Addison Wesley To be honest, it's boring, and the requirements for mathematics and English are higher.
Extracurricular books or something.
It seems to be "The Wealth of Nations" that must be read, but it is not ordinarily difficult.
Books to increase interest, you can take a look at "Milk and Cola Economics" or something, practical, interesting, but not professional.
There is also a look at statistics and advanced mathematics, which is a major with high requirements for mathematics.
You can also go online to see public classes or something, these are all good ways.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hehe, I haven't studied much, because I'm an engineering student. However, Mankiw's foundation in economics is a compulsory economics textbook.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09A must-see to get started.
1.Political Economy
2.Macroeconomics
3.Microeconomics
Political economy is Marxist economics, and you have to understand it. Some of the principles in it are basic and will help you understand. Such as the value of surplus labor.
Microeconomics is about maximizing corporate profits, while macroeconomics is about the entire national economy.
I recommend Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", which is more easy to understand.
FYI.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Today, the teaching teacher has collected and sorted out the answers to the relevant questions of the self-examination textbooks and economics books, as well as the free self-examination past questions and key information for self-examination review**Oh, the following are some of the national we have sorted out for self-examination candidates, I hope it will help you in the exam!
The way of thinking in economics NO4: The Nature of Poverty NO5: The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money NO6:
The Fall of the Free Market NO7: "Human Behavior" NO8: "Interpreting China's Economy" NO9:
Cognitive Dividends NO10: "Lecture Notes on Economics".
There is no difference between the order of the above book lists, there are always omissions and defects in the book list recommendations, and there are too many good books to be exhausted; second, there are inevitable cognitive limitations of the referrer;
What books do I need for self-examination for economics majors? I'm an economics major. The core courses of economics include "Political Economy", "Western Economics", "Econometrics", "International Economics", "Money and Banking", "Public Finance", "Accounting", "Statistics", etc.
An entry-level bibliography for studying economics is Mankiw's Principles of Economics. Of course, if you want to learn economics well, you must also study the three courses of college mathematics: "Calculus", "Linear Algebra", "Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics".
As for English, I don't know, I'm sorry.
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Where are economics books available, can anyone tell me which bookstores have college economics textbooks? Thank you for going online to buy it.
However, the books in Shenzhen Nanshan Book City are very complete, you can go there to see it, because I usually pay little attention to economic books, so I don't know very well.
What are some books on economics? What are some books on economics? But he was negative about both commercial and usurious capital, which pursued monetary wealth, based on the principle of justice.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071. Principles of Economics: n Gregory Mankiw;
Introduction: The book is a relatively basic economic textbook, the biggest feature is its "student-oriented", emphasizing more on the application of economic principles and policy analysis, rather than formal economic models, the author provides cases in most chapters to illustrate how economic principles can be applied to the analysis of real economic problems.
Introduction: Covers the rise of the market, the process of agricultural commercialization, the changes in the labor market, the history of the industrial revolution, etc. It is a pamphlet on major topics, covering not only the whole world but also the entire history of mankind, from archaeologists and anthropologists to us.
Interest is calculated once a month, and the annual effective interest rate is r=(1+10% 12) 12-1= >>>More
Let's say the principle of diminishing marginal utility, right? If you are hungry and you like to eat steamed buns, then when you eat the first steamed bun, you like it very much, the second one may not like it so much, the third one is okay, the fourth one is already full, and the fifth one can't eat it. The sixth one is annoyed when he sees it! >>>More
That's the economics problem? Textbooks are so stupid, who would solve a practical problem in just one way?
There are 20 external recruits and 30 guaranteed research institutes, which has always been this ratio, and there are graduate schools in Hehai, and the number of insured researchers accounts for 20% of undergraduates, so there are more guaranteed than recruited, and those with graduate schools are like this. In order to ensure the quality of graduate students in some key universities, the state has given graduate schools this policy to select good undergraduates from their own undergraduates. Hehai economics is relatively cost-effective, the business school is the absolute second in Jiangsu, there is a postdoctoral mobile station (there are only three universities in Jiangsu in the economic management of this piece of postdoctoral mobile station), management, economics each a doctoral program (there are few economic doctoral programs in Jiangsu), the faculty of doctoral accounting for 50%, MBA is also relatively strong, 10 master's programs, full coverage of undergraduate majors. >>>More
The most classic economics textbook is Samuelson's "Economics", which is Samuelson's masterpiece, Mankiw's "Principles of Economics", Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations", Keynes's "General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" and several other books are also very classic, but I still think Samuelson's book is the most suitable, with a wide range of knowledge, very thorough and easy to understand, and if you can keep reading, I will collect Samuelson's "Economics". If lz English is good, you can read English directly, there is no problem after level four, if you are worried that you can't read it, the Chinese version is no problem, although many people say that some translations of the Chinese version have problems, but the flaws are not hidden, and it feels good to read. There are many kinds of accounting books, and it is recommended to start with the textbooks for the accounting qualification examination, and gradually move on to the intermediate and advanced levels.