Ordinary ordinary, except high school ... the first semester is a basic course! High school is divided into two semesters, English, military training and related military theory, and ideological training series (and of course physical education). There is no economics in the whole freshman year of high school. They are all basic courses that are strengthened to metamorphosis.
Generally, freshmen will teach micro (including linear algebra, probability and mathematical statistics), accounting principles, management and so on. And the sophomore will teach macroeconomics, statistics, etc. A junior will study metrology. Something like that
We must turn on micro before we can turn on macro. In fact, this difference does not exist in traditional economics. Later, when the Keynesian school matured, we established the macro from the micro.
The content of undergraduate accounting course is different from that of higher vocational colleges and other levels of education. Generally, graduates from higher vocational colleges and below are aimed at cashier and bookkeeping accounting positions, so professional courses do not pay attention to statistics and so on, and they will not open audits. How dare you call yourself an accounting major without auditing?
Normal undergraduate students majoring in other related economic management have an accounting foundation in their freshman year and an intermediate financial accounting in their sophomore year, and may also offer tax accounting or cost accounting in the future.
All majors in economic management are as follows: microeconomics, macroeconomics, accounting principles, management, marketing, economic law and statistics. As for measurement, some majors don't need it.
The basic courses of mathematics and physics, the upper and lower books of advanced mathematics or calculus are also two books, and economic management majors generally castrate the integral and series of vectors and multivariate functions (science and engineering ...)
About teaching materials:
microeconomics
Grade one or two rubbish: generally, it is a brain-dead textbook compiled by our school, which is characterized by its primary difficulty and is not as obscure as Buddhist scriptures with high level of classical Chinese literature. Learn a few concepts and functions at most. For example, opportunity cost, elasticity and related calculation, two supply and demand curves (the expression of lines is a function), and then an equilibrium is derived, and the calculation needs differentiation (that is, derivative). There is also the surplus of public utilities, producers and consumers ... then the manufacturer theory, the production function, and then the cost and profit. Generally, schools with garbage spots will be castrated appropriately, so the focus is on the two lines of supply and demand, equilibrium, elasticity, utility, production function and marginal substitution rate. These are basically calculations, and there are calculations in the calculation questions in the test paper. One third of the objective questions such as multiple-choice questions and true-false questions are calculations, and then several questions are selected. Generally, you won't take the test of conceptual noun explanation and short answer. If you take the exam, you will release water. . . In fact, you can't learn anything except memorizing formulas and functions.
Ordinary One: Gao Hongye's Micro-part of Western Economics is a systematic book, and the difficulty between the primary and intermediate micro-parts.
The first few major financial colleges and key schools: the version prepared by our school! The difficulty is slightly lower than the intermediate level. Or directly use the micro schools in Man Kun. Man Kun's textbooks are very classic. Man Kun's textbooks are easier to learn than those of garbage university 100 times, and the content is also deeper than the above-mentioned textbooks for brain damage.
Gao: Fan Lian's Microeconomics: A Modern Perspective or Pintick's classic intermediate micro textbooks have a certain depth. Really learn something.
macroscopic view
One junk book and two good books: you still can't learn the magic code with your own textbook. Keynes's General Theory is a mess. Instead of sorting out the textbooks for teaching, the people who wrote them are even more confused. The difficulty is too great. The first few simple chapters can be understood by primary school students, but if they don't understand, they don't understand. Don't expect to understand anything without mathematical formulas.
Ordinary: It is more difficult to write in Gao Hongye or by yourself.
Established financial institutions and general key universities: macro or Man Kun's own writing is difficult.
G: Generally speaking, Ron Bush's difficulties.
As for advanced economics, it is all kinds of unformed theories, which are more detailed and not suitable for beginners to learn together. Think of it as just suitable for research. Can't let you systematically understand the introductory knowledge of economics.
Generally speaking, a set of Man Kun's Micro+Macro is enough as a reference and supplementary auxiliary learning course material. Unless your school offers intermediate micro, it will be enough. Intermediate micro and macro are for undergraduates, not graduate students.
People who are good at math can buy paul samuelson's out-of-print textbooks. It seems that it was 17 that finally passed. It would be better as a reference.
Want to study economics in depth. The foundation is mathematics. Another important point is the statistical basis, and then we can learn measurement well. EVIEWS can only write a paper if it is used well, and SPSS can also be used. If not, you have to know EXCEL (images and functions, as well as data processing and analysis). . .
Marketing: the most authoritative in philip kotler.
Management: the comparative authority of Peter Drucker and Stephen Robbins.
Accountant: Generally, no one advocates using foreign ones. After all, there are still many differences in the design of accounting subjects, especially when taking various certificates. For example, CPA may be a bit far, for many children's shoes with two books and three books. If you pass the CPA exam at school or in 2 1 1 or financial colleges, you can't reach the four thresholds. . . It may be more tragic to say.
Economic law: domestic laws are different from foreign laws ... both use domestic laws.