political economics
money and banking
fiscal science
econometrics
statistics
accountancy
Just use all the textbooks published by the National People's Congress.
Gao Hongye's Western Economics (macro and micro) published by the National People's Congress is the most basic and introductory textbook for undergraduate economics.
What are the college economics textbooks? 1, western economics (macro part, micro part)? Gao Hongye, editor-in-chief of Renmin University of China Press.
2. Principles of Man Kun Economics, Volume I, 88 yuan. Translated by Professor Liang. Man Kun, the high flyers of Harvard, belongs to the neoclassical Keynesian school, and his research scope focuses on macroeconomic analysis. 3. Basic economics, political economics and industrial economics. Samuelson, the representative of neoclassical comprehensive school, became the first American to win the Nobel Prize in Economics at 1970. The research scope spans many fields such as economics, statistics, mathematics, etc., and has unique opinions on political economics, departmental economics and technical economics.
4. Economics was first published in early 1948 by McGraw-Hill Company. Now it has been published in version 16, which is popular all over the world. In 1950s, Professor Gao Hongye translated it according to the English version 10, which was published by the Commercial Press on 198 1. The Market Edition 16 was co-authored with nordhaus, translated by Professor Xiao Shen and published in two independent books: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics.
5. Stiglitz's economics and a series of supplementary textbooks. Stiglitz has made great achievements in information economics, and this book can be used as a supplement to the first two books. The economic contents of the first two are mainly based on price theory and marginal analysis, excluding asymmetric information economics and uncertainty analysis. Stiglitz's economics can fill the gaps in the first two.
Gao Hongye's micro-macro view, Man Kun's ah and so on
Primary mainstream textbooks
Gao Hongye's Western Economics
Man Kun's Principles of Economics
Stiglitz's Economics
Samuelson's Economics
Pre-reading elementary school is enough.
What courses does Chengdu University of Technology have in economics? Freshman Phase I: Career and Development Planning, Advanced Mathematics III (I), Outline of Modern and Contemporary History of China, Situation and Policy, College English, College Computer Foundation, College Physical Education (I), Basic Accounting and Political Economy.
Freshman period: advanced mathematics III (II), ideological and moral cultivation and legal basis, situation and policy, college English II, database programming technology, college physical education II, management, finance, financial management and military training.
At present, the economics teaching plan of 10 grade is only for freshmen. The plan for the future has not come out yet.
What are the undergraduate economics courses at Tufts University? You can look at these schools: Duke, Southern California, Georgetown, George Washington, Northeast China, Boston, Syracuse, Michigan, Delaware, Tufts and so on. You can directly search for "school name+economics" on Google, and you can directly search for the home page of the economics department of that school.
What are the undergraduate courses of Mathematical Economics in Wuhan University, and what are the main textbooks for postgraduate entrance examination? I'm sorry to have taken you so long. Just a while ago, I helped my classmates find a tutorial on data structure. Li Chunbao, Computer Composition and Structure, 3rd Edition (4th Edition), Tsinghua University Publishing House, Tsinghua University Publishing House, Database Principle and Technology, Wang Aiying, Yin Weimin, Jin Yinqiu, Computer Operating System, Wuhan University Press, Zheng Peng, Ping Zeng, Li Rongrong. If you don't take the exam, I wish the postgraduate entrance examination success.
Economics self-study course? First of all, you must have the necessary knowledge of mathematics.
If you want to look at the introductory knowledge of economics together with mathematics, you can first contact with simple mathematics, such as calculus, linear algebra, probability theory and so on.
If you really want to know more, you must have advanced algebra (of course, linear algebra can also be used), mathematical analysis (advanced mathematics can also be used, but you still have to master the level of mathematical analysis), probability theory and mathematical statistics.
Principles of Economics (Man Kun) is highly recommended in the introductory textbook of economics, which is not only easy to understand, but also very well structured. Then you can look at Pindick's microeconomics and Man Kun's macroeconomics.
When your mathematical foundation reaches a certain level (mathematical analysis, probability theory, mathematical statistics, random process, real analysis ...), you can start more difficult. It is suggested to start with Varian's intermediate micro and Romer's higher macro, and it is also good to look at Williamson's macro-economics before looking at the higher macro, which belongs to the level of intermediate macro. If you learn some software, such as the most basic eviews, you can look at Gao Tiemei's econometrics. Of course, some foreign textbooks are also good, but in my opinion, it is unnecessary.
After that, you can start studying financial economics. You can look at Daniels and focus on international money, financial markets and economy. Or K's "Financial Economics" is basically an overview of mathematical finance, involving most of the research fields of mathematical finance, but it is not as high as the mathematical requirements of mathematical finance, which is understandable, but if you want to study it, mathematics is essential. If you can reach this level, you will have an idea of how to develop yourself in the future.
In short, let's look at the micro-macro view first; I am in the direction of mathematics, so I am not interested in political economy. If you don't want to go in this direction, you can look at political economics, western economics and so on. Others include industrial economics and development economics.
What are the related textbooks of industrial economics for undergraduates? Please! The most common is the higher education edition of Su Dongshui's Industrial Economics, which is comprehensive and miscellaneous, and belongs to industrial economics with China characteristics, because it applies for large-scale industrial structure and industrial correlation theory, while western industrial economics and industrial organization theory are equivalent. In the early days, China mainly used Japanese industrial economics for reference because of system problems, but now more and more western European and American industrial organization theories are close, that is, industrial economics is equivalent to industrial organization theory, mainly studying industrial structure and industrial organization theory. I suggest you have a look at the Theory of Modern Industrial Organization and the Theory of Industrial Organization edited by Wu, the National People's Congress. They are all very good.