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Anonymous users2024-02-15Mankiw's economic principles, foreigners' books are straightforward and easy to understand, and there are rich cases.
Personal Experience: Don't try to learn about economics through newspapers, popular books, or celebrity publications.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14"Milk and Cola Economics" is pretty good. Easy to understand.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13"Small Island Economics".
Luo Ji thinking. Principles of Economics
Mankiw, Principles of Economics
Marshall, The Wealth of Nations
Adam smith. General Theory of Employment, Employment and Money
Maynard Keynes.
Capital, Karl Marx.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12That's too much, to say a rare and age-rich book, of course, not guaranteed to be understood, but guaranteed to be scarce:
The Economic History of Italy: From Unification to the Present Day by Valerio
Economic History of Nations
Lecture Notes on National Economics
I am adding praise to me, read more books and be in good health!
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Anonymous users2024-02-111. The first and second volumes of Mankiw's Principles of Economics, translated by Professor Liang Xiaomin. Mankiw is a highly talented Harvard student with a brilliant background in neoclassical Keynesianism, and his research focuses on macroeconomic analysis.
2. Samuelson's "Economics" was first published in 1948 by McGraw-Hiltu Company. Now in its 16th edition, it is available all over the world. In the 50s, it was translated by Professor Gao Hongye according to the 10th English edition and published by the Commercial Press in 1981.
The 16th edition on the market was co-written with Nordhouse, translated by Professor Xiao Shen, and published in two separate volumes, "Macroeconomics" and "Microeconomics".
3. Stiglitz's Economics and a series of supplementary textbooks.
4. Economics, Principles, Problems and Policies and Principles and Problems of Economics, Economic Cases, Economic Essays, Economic Paradoxes, Economics of Social Problems, etc.
6. Pindick, Microeconomics.
7. Mansfilt, Microeconomics, People's Congress.
8. Applied Microeconomics, 32 editions of Foreign Economics Textbook Library, Economic Science Press.
9. Microeconomics: Modern Perspectives (Intermediate Microeconomics) Varian, Hal RTranslated by Fei Fangyu.
Translated from the 1990 edition of Norton Books, triptych.
10. Macroeconomics, Mankiw, National People's Congress Edition. Chinese translation.
11. Macroeconomics, Dornbush. Chinese translation of "Macroeconomics" by the National People's Congress, Chinese translation. Robert Hall.
14. "Macroeconomics" Barrow. Tsinghua University, photocopied in English.
15. Macroeconomics from a Global Perspective, Triptych Edition, Jeffrey Sachs, 32 pages, 1000 pages.
16. "International Economics" Paul Krugman, 17. "Development and Reflection of Modern Macroeconomics" and "Guide to Modern Macroeconomics--- Analysis of Various Schools of Thought" and "Dialogue with Economic Masters" This series of three volumes, the first two volumes are business editions.
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Economics is a discipline that studies how to optimize the allocation of resources, and the current relatively systematic and mature economics is Western economics, which has experienced two developments: liberalism and state monopoly! But its foundation lies in the assumption of human nature, and Western economics is premised on the assumption of rational economic man, which is the most important difference between economics and management! In order to facilitate research, economics takes the greatest commonality of all people --- selfishness as the basis, while management has to make some distinctions for each individual, and management sees the characteristics of human nature as multifaceted! >>>More