[Name] One Stop Economics [Author] Edited by Shi Weikun 【出版社】外文出版社 【 Open 】 16 open [Page] 428 pages 【 Size and Weight 】 0.89kg ISBN number: 9787119077062

The first article opens the door to economics
Chapter One: The Infinite Charm of Economics
Economic Resume: The Past and Present of Imported Products
Why study economics
Economics teaches you how to make choices
The cornerstone of economic research
The scope of economic research
Chapter 2: Studying Economic Theory with Mankiw
The choices people face
The cost of something is something that is given up in order to obtain it
People will respond to incentives
Trade can make everyone better off
The government can sometimes improve market outcomes
The standard of living of a country depends on its ability to produce goods and services
Rising Prices and Unemployment - Phillips Curve
Chapter 3: Economists Who Influence the World
William Petty's Light of Reason
Marginal revolution
Schumpeter's theory of "innovation"
Marxist Economics
Marshall and neoclassical economics
Keynes and His Revolutionary Theory
Paul Samuelson and Modern Mainstream Economics
Chapter 4: Thinking Like an Economist
Thinking Like an Economist - Economic Thinking
What exactly are we buying - utility value
What do you use to trade with people - currency
The Invisible Hand - The Market
The foundation of studying economics - the assumption of rational people
Chapter 5: The Application of Economics in Classical Culture
Longwang Shu - Endless Desire and Limited Resources
Pointing Deer to Horses - The Harmfulness of Absolute Power Existence
Fish eyes mixed with pearls - difficulties in assessment and measurement
Demonstration effect - imitating others is not advisable
Frequent changes in policies and systems can bring many negative consequences
Chapter 6: Hot Topics in Economics
RMB appreciation: is it a good thing or a bad thing
Internationalization of the Renminbi: The Renminbi also needs to go global
The Long Tail Theory: New Laws of the Information Economy Era
Subprime Crisis: The 'Great Earthquake' in the Financial World
National Bankruptcy: Who Will Save Iceland
Inflation: Behind the Value of Money
Housing prices: The trend of housing prices in China
Foreign exchange reserves: a weapon to resist financial storms
Financial Crisis: The First Global Economic Turbulence of the New Millennium
The Economics of Wood, Rice, Oil, and Salt in Chapter 2
Chapter 1 Leisure: Things to Eat, Drink, Have Fun with
Fashion cinema, leisure lifestyle
Asymmetric compensation for civil aviation risks
Restaurants offering discounts to customers is a win-win situation
Balloons are only for children
Wedding photos and beggars
The secret to maintaining box office performance in cinemas
To make customers feel at home
Pancakes cannot be eaten together
Hotel management should leverage strengths and avoid weaknesses
Chapter 2 Consumption: Spending money wisely
Discounts are a common price tactic in shopping malls
Don't be someone who pays for face saving
Don't think you've taken advantage of the merchants
Be a modern woman who masters the art of consumption
Valuable items must be compared from three different sources
Impulsive consumption that follows feelings should not be tolerated
Is your consumer happiness index high?
Be alert to the herd mentality when consuming
Why do people buy up instead of down
Who can tell me the factory price of the product
This is how advertising attracts women
See through the tricks of merchants
Chapter 3 Happiness: Women Should Invest in Their Happiness
Women's happiness is related to the economy
Economy makes women more 'attractive'
Beauty and youth cannot guarantee your lifetime
Be a wealthy 'fragrant' woman
Enhance self brand value
The Awakening of Women from Wealth to Happiness
Saving money or saving for men
In the era of 'her economy', women cannot miss opportunities
Women should 'pay' for tomorrow's happiness
Beauty and Personal Social Competitiveness
Chapter 4 Education: Make More Plans for the Future
Enhancing human capital through education
Can college students spend less money
Why are Harvard graduates so impressive
Low investment risk in education
Only by determining a goal can one embark on a long journey in life
Competitive individuals are more favored
Society needs learning talents
Chapter 5 Welfare: How to Achieve Fairness and Efficiency
Paid vacation is a benefit for employees
'An De Guang Xia has millions of rooms', making housing no longer difficult
Medical welfare benefits millions of people
Transportation benefits make travel more convenient
Society needs more love and charity funds
Economics in Investment and Financial Management
Chapter 1: Doing sufficient homework before investing
To cultivate good investment habits
How many baskets do you put your "eggs" in?
Investment and financial management require a grasp of macroeconomics
Investment should choose familiar fields
Investment and financial management should change consumer desires
Investment must pay attention to risks
Don't blindly follow the trend when investing
Investment is not exclusive to the wealthy
Chapter 2: Investment Tools You Must Know
Did you save today?
A credit card, convenient for the world
Online banking allows you to deposit and withdraw money from home
The advantages of investing in gold
Is buying a house for personal use or investment
Choose advantageous stocks and develop a keen eye
There are misconceptions in stock trading, and caution is necessary when entering the market
Online stock trading is unsafe
Funds are a worry free and secure investment method
Treasury bond is the safest way to invest
Collectibles investment hidden behind time
Futures: Do tomorrow's trading today
Let insurance secure your seat belt for your future
Chapter 3 Tailored Financial Plan
Economic knowledge becomes a guide for financial management
Family financial management should also be guided by macroeconomic regulation
Detailed breakdown of household debts is required
Family finance should set aside emergency funds
Fashion finance for female white-collar workers born in the 1980s
New workplace beauties save money tips
How newlyweds manage their finances
How to achieve the best financial situation for a 'well paid wife'
Financial management is a compulsory course for the working class
Chapter 4: Enhanced Economic Value
Engel's coefficient determines whether you are striving for a moderately prosperous society
Understanding the Two Hands of Economic Regulation
Using economic assumptions to solve various problems
It's easy to transition from frugality to luxury, but difficult to transition from luxury to frugality
How to understand the paradox of value in economics
What is the 'thermometer' of the national economy
The Economics of Career Development and Enterprise Growth
Chapter 1: The Training of Novices in the Workplace
'Exam bowl tribe' and 'zero salary'
What is your value in the workplace
Newcomers in the workplace need to avoid the quagmire of the workplace
Properly handling reprimands from superiors
Keep a certain distance from your boss
Give your boss a sense of follow-up
Are you satisfied with your job
The Bucket Theory: Lost or Reinforced
Chapter 2: The Practice of Step by Step High Salary
Are you ready to propose a salary increase?
Money and attention flow together
Loyalty is more important than ability
Make yourself an irreplaceable person
Eliminate selfish habits in the workplace
Maximizing work efficiency through time management
Chapter 3: The Way to Manage Talents
Don't let the mice drive away the yellow cattle
I would rather give up a high salary for the sake of glory
Give employees the identity of owners
The Application of the Pareto Principle in Management
Cultivate talent loyalty
The best way to retain talent
Inspire employees' enthusiasm for work
Employee demand management
Emotional motivation, melting rational people
Expand the range of choices and unleash the potential of employees
Learn to allocate work reasonably
Chapter 4: Workplace Networking is a Resource
Maintain the best distance from colleagues
Don't be a 'tongue chewing tribe'
Don't blame others for work mistakes
Learn to speak well of colleagues behind their backs
Dealing with the 'royal relatives' of the company well
Do not infringe upon others' '' territorial boundaries' during work
Do not touch office romance
Enhance the value of one's social circle
Sending charcoal in the snow is better than adding icing on the cake
It's easier to walk with more friends
Chapter 5: The Art of Dealing with Workplace Women
Choose your first job like choosing a husband
To know how to promote oneself
Not being a 'mummy' in the workplace
The harder a woman works, the luckier she gets
Be brave enough to take responsibility in work
You must make sure your boss appreciates you
Ambitious career women have a different scenery
What is your potential for promotion in the workplace
To learn how to replicate the successful experiences of others
Searching for influential individuals in your profession
Learn to enhance your popularity in work
Cultivate leadership skills and expand one's career space
Chapter 6: Economic Strategies for Workplace Gaming
As long as there are still people who are "dumber" than you
Smart men stay out of the matter
Collaboration or Betrayal
Hitchhiking is the most effortless way
Convey the most favorable information
Don't be a combative chicken in interpersonal communication
Let both parties in the game lose nothing
Chapter 7: The Economic Iron Law for Successful Entrepreneurship
Let funds give you wings to start a business
Entrepreneurship requires understanding reasonable tax avoidance
Open up new markets with innovation
Details cannot be ignored in economics
Building a positive and stable entrepreneurial team
Entrepreneurship requires understanding how to leverage resources
Entrepreneurship requires completing the initial accumulation
Entrepreneurship is not about investing more, the better
Chapter 8: A Good System is the Pioneer of Enterprise Development
The system must be strictly followed
Rejecting the rigid modern corporate system
Polish the "gold" signboard of integrity
The incentive system enables you to achieve glory
Joint stock system, infinitely expanding enterprises
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Chapter 5: Economics in Marriage and Family
Chapter 6: Economics in the Commodity Market
To understand the economic situation, one must understand economics

Content Introduction

The book "A Comprehensive Guide to Economics" provides a systematic and easy to understand explanation of the basic concepts and laws of economics, economics in investment and finance, and economics in career, marriage, and family. Through a large number of life cases, it comprehensively and systematically elaborates on the wide application of economics in various fields of social life, including daily life, political life, education, and the workplace, as well as the enormous role of economic laws in life.