About the author
Yu Hui is an author about whom little public information is available, with work and translations concentrated in the fields of finance and social culture. Four titles are held in the collection, including the two volumes and the combined edition of Human Action: A Treatise on Economics, as well as The Land of Surplus: The Paradox of American Affluence and Poverty. In their choice of subjects, Yu Hui attends to classics of economic theory and the structural tensions between modernity's abundance and poverty, spanning market order and social policy. The writing favors scholarly exposition and conceptual clarification, with a rigorous style that does not aim at popularization. Since biographical details remain undisclosed, readers can grasp the author's approach through the works themselves: introducing key economic arguments while examining the paradoxes of the American experience of development, offering a perspective that combines theoretical depth with real-world concern for finance and social-cultural reading.
Written (4)
Rating 3.9★ Land of Excess: The American Paradox of Abundance and Poverty 莫妮卡·普拉萨德 / 余晖 Shanghai People's Publishing House · 2019 The Land of Excess convincingly demonstrates that the tradition of American government intervention is long-standing and remarkably strong. Yet why ha… Rating 4.4★ Human Action: A Treatise on Economics 路德维希·冯·米塞斯 / 余晖 Shanghai People's Publishing House · 2016 Editor's Recommendation A leading figure of the Austrian School and a steadfast defender of the free market Mises's crowning work of his later years A… Rating 4.6★ Human Action: A Treatise on Economics (Part II) 路德维希·冯·米塞斯 / 余晖 Shanghai People's Publishing House · 2015 In this book, Mises argues that the free-market mechanism can not only completely replace any government-planned system, but, more importantly, that t… Rating 4.6★ Human Action: A Treatise on Economics (Part I) 路德维希·冯·米塞斯 / 余晖 Shanghai People's Publishing House · 2015 In this book, Mises argues that the free-market mechanism can not only completely replace any government-planned system, but, more importantly, that t…Publishers
Shanghai People's Publishing House