...over the past quarter-century...dozens of countries have rejected socialist and collectivist approaches...
...(some think) prosperity would lead to a declining interest in economics...
...ever-more-competitive market scene...
...developing countries...need...understanding...of market economy...if they are to attain the living standards of the affluent... (查看原文)
...young people battered down walls, overthrow established authority, and agitated for democracy and a market economy...because of discontent with their central socialist governments... (查看原文)
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
2011-06-23 15:08
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
Positive economics, no ambiguous morals involved in the problem setting, I.e. Everything factual. Normative economics, in which ethical aspects projected by human onto economic goods are involved. If economics be divided into production and distribution, then production is more related with positive economics, and positive economics focuses on production most naturally. Once distribution is inv...
2011-06-23 14:51
Positive economics, no ambiguous morals involved in the problem setting, I.e. Everything factual. Normative economics, in which ethical aspects projected by human onto economic goods are involved.
If economics be divided into production and distribution, then production is more related with positive economics, and positive economics focuses on production most naturally. Once distribution is involved, ethical aspects are inevitable.
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
2011-06-23 14:28
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
2011-06-23 14:15
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
Definitions of scarcity and efficiency quoted, as two fundamental assumptions. In particular, efficiency is defined in margins, I.e. In terms of better and worth offs in everyone's 'economic goods', and suggests a rather 'collective' perspective of bearing the 'goods' of other people in mind, although certainly in marginal terms only and nothing of collectivism is involved. In the book Adam Smi...
2011-06-22 23:02
Definitions of scarcity and efficiency quoted, as two fundamental assumptions.
In particular, efficiency is defined in margins, I.e. In terms of better and worth offs in everyone's 'economic goods', and suggests a rather 'collective' perspective of bearing the 'goods' of other people in mind, although certainly in marginal terms only and nothing of collectivism is involved.
In the book Adam Smith is identified as founder of modern microeconomics, and Keynes of macroeconomics. This is surprisingly frank, to admit dependence of mind of a researcher, and how much this stated commitment in a top-selling textbook has contributed to the eminence of Keynesian economics must be at least worth noticing.
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
2011-06-23 14:15
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
2011-06-23 14:28
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
2011-06-23 15:08
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
2011-06-23 15:08
Fundamental economic problems, how did the governors and people in the most prosperous ages of China dealt with them? Do they deal with the problems by themselves or are they actually just participants of historical processes? How did the Chinese understand and solve their identified economics issues?
Positive economics, no ambiguous morals involved in the problem setting, I.e. Everything factual. Normative economics, in which ethical aspects projected by human onto economic goods are involved. If economics be divided into production and distribution, then production is more related with positive economics, and positive economics focuses on production most naturally. Once distribution is inv...
2011-06-23 14:51
Positive economics, no ambiguous morals involved in the problem setting, I.e. Everything factual. Normative economics, in which ethical aspects projected by human onto economic goods are involved.
If economics be divided into production and distribution, then production is more related with positive economics, and positive economics focuses on production most naturally. Once distribution is involved, ethical aspects are inevitable.
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
2011-06-23 14:28
Discrepancies between individual and aggregate behavior are contended to have been the results of interacting individuals. Why exactly does the system and it's components behave in different ways? Because some the system's properties are not determined by it's components, but by the internal forces, which is equally part of the system?
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
2011-06-23 14:15
Statistics and the scientific method. As oppsing the mathematical inductive reasoning based on certain normative axioms like that of the existence of oneself, which most philosophers adopted until rise of science.
0 有用 小鸥 2011-06-23
Reading it is really a waste of time...I had better read Samuelson's original
0 有用 忠诚的反对派 2008-06-25
经典之作 虽然原文有点难啃，既锻炼英语，又再次系统地学习经济学知识，一举两得，而乐而不为也
0 有用 小鸥 2011-06-23
Reading it is really a waste of time...I had better read Samuelson's original
0 有用 忠诚的反对派 2008-06-25
经典之作 虽然原文有点难啃，既锻炼英语，又再次系统地学习经济学知识，一举两得，而乐而不为也