Economics Courseware
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 已学过经济学原理、希望接触专题文章与政策讨论的本科生与研究生
- 需要为备课、讨论课或读书会寻找短篇材料的高校教师
- 关注中国经济转型与制度比较、想了解学界观点的研究者和媒体从业者
- 喜欢按主题跳读、不追求体系化教科书的自主阅读者
Not a good fit for
- 完全没有经济学基础、需要从供需曲线和国民收入核算学起的入门读者
- 期待系统教材、习题与知识点梳理的备考学生
- 偏好连贯叙事、不喜欢论文集式编排的读者
Reading tips
- 不必按册序通读,可先挑自己关心的话题,如增长、税收、债务或城市问题切入。
- 每篇文章读前先看作者背景与写作年份,留意其政策立场与时代语境,避免脱离背景引用结论。
- 遇到比较制度分析的文章,可顺手记下作者对比的国家与时期,形成自己的对照表。
- 若用于课程或读书会,建议一次只取一至两篇,配合当下新闻事件讨论,效果优于整册通读。
About the publisher
Founded in 1988 and affiliated with China CITIC Group, CITIC Press focuses on business and economics, social sciences, literature and children's books, with common categories covering social sciences, finance, literature, Eastern philosophy and literary appreciation. Its library holds 91 titles, including Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens trilogy, Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Wu Xiaobo's Thirty Years of Strife: Chinese Enterprises 1978–2008, Nelly Sachs's The Weight of Butterflies: Selected Poems of Nelly Sachs, as well as New Interpretations of the Analects and Chiang Hsun's lectures on Dream of the Red Chamber. Its authors and translators include Lin Junhong, Ba Shusong, Chen Li and Chang Fen-ling. Overall, the press introduces influential works in finance and social sciences while balancing classic translation and local appreciation in literature and Eastern philosophy, combining academic depth with accessible reading.
Contents
- Economics Courseware I: Monetary Policy and Economic Recovery
- Monetary Policy and Economic Recovery
- From the Sick Man of Europe to the Superstar Economy
- Germany's Economic Reemergence
- The Argentine Paradox
- Micro Explanations and Macro Puzzles
- Economics Courseware II: The Past, Present, and Future of Economic Growth
- The Past, Present, and Future of Growth
- Redistribution, Inequality, and Economic Growth
- Economics Courseware III: Seven Economists Diagnose China's Development
- Seeking Competitiveness: Implications for China's Growth Policy Design
- The Challenges Facing China
- Enhancing Government Capacity through Institutional Reform
- China's Future Economic Growth from an Institutional Perspective
- China Should Build a Modern Welfare State
- Carbon Tax: A Triple Dividend for China and the World
- Economics Courseware IV: Comparative Taxation
- Why Do Developing Countries Tax So Little
- Why Can Scandinavian Countries Collect So Much Tax
- Economics Courseware V: How to Avoid Sliding into the Middle-Income Trap
- The Possibility of Medium-High Growth and the Path to Achieving It
- Sources of China's Economic Growth in the New Normal from International Experience
- Climbing to the Efficiency Frontier
- Economics Courseware VI: Four Major Trends and Their Implications: Wealth, Debt, Inequality, and Low Interest Rates
- Economics Courseware VII: China Still Needs Time to Become the World's Largest Economy
- Economics Courseware VIII: Handling High Debt
- Economics Courseware IX: The Future of Monetary Policy
- Economics Courseware X: An Analysis of Urban Systems
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