Selected Works of Zhang Wuchang Economy.
Author: Zhang Wuchang
Translator: Yi Xianrong/Zhang Weidong
Publishing House: Commercial Press
Year of publication: 2000- 1 1
Page count: 548
Pricing: 27.00.
Binding: paperback
ISBN: 9787 10003 1325
Content introduction:
Zhang Wuchang constantly understands the world and explains phenomena, making a breakthrough contribution to the theory of property rights and transaction costs, making him a master of "traditional price theory" and a thinking object and learning model for economists. The manuscript of Economic Interpretation is the best way for us to understand his ideological essence and academic attitude. About the author: ● Zhang Wuchang is the first lecturer in Arnold C. Harberg's lecture. He is a very learned man. From 65438 to 0967, he received his doctorate from UCLA. He first taught at the University of Chicago, then became a professor of economics at the University of Washington and a professor of economics at the University of Hong Kong. 1997, President of Western Economic Association. In addition to studying contract theory and new institutional economics, Zhang is also a famous photographer, calligrapher and essayist, and is also an art lover, collecting calligraphy and painting, ancient jade, inkstone and antiques.
Directory:
1 economic explanation: make waves.
2 Private property rights and shared lease rights
3 transaction costs, risk aversion and the choice of contractual arrangements
4 contract structure and non-proprietary resource theory
5. Children and the implementation of property rights in marriage contracts
The Fable of Bees: An Economic Survey
7 price control theory
Sleeping on the street or having a room to live in?
The public intention and actual effect of the lease regulations
9 myth of social cost
10 rent management and reconstruction: post-war experience of pre-war property in Hong Kong
1 1 Rose Bowl Competition and Hong Kong Theatre: The Economics of Seat Pricing
12 property rights of trade secrets
13 contractual nature of enterprises
Why is there a lack of freedom under 14 *** capitalism?
Property right and invention
16 economic organization and transaction cost
17 amen? Albert. Achian
18 Ronald? Harry? kos
19 *** has property rights.
20 On New Institutional Economics
2 1 democracy, as a tool of reform, is a scourge in the capitalist economy.
22 Simple general equilibrium theory about corruption
23 Deng Xiaoping's Great Reform: The Story of a University of California Economist
24 Asian financial crisis
25 transaction cost paradigm
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postscript
Attachment: Saving refers to saving in production or life. The former includes saving money, materials and labor. In the final analysis, it is to save labor time, that is, to use as little labor as possible to produce as many results as possible. The latter means that individuals or families are careful in their daily consumption and meet their greatest needs with less consumer goods. In a word, saving is to achieve greater results or benefits with less manpower, material resources, financial resources, time and space.