英文宏观经济学48课程简介.docx

Course Introduction iMacroeconomicsCourse Code：Course Code：Course Name： macroeconomicsPrerequisites： political economy, calculus, EnglishMicroeconomicsFollow-up Courses： International finance, international trade and international investmentBilingual Teaching or Not： NotTotal Credit Hours： 48Experiment Hours： 0Practice Hours： 0Credits： 3.0Lecture Hours： 48Programming Hours： 0School： School of BusinessTarget Major： Management MajorsCourse DescriptionMacroeconomics is a required basic course for the major of economic management. As a professional basic theory course, the main feature of the course is to attach equal importance to theory and practice. The purpose of the course is to enable students to master the basic theory and knowledge of macroeconomics and train their economic thinking mode through learning. Through the systematic course teaching, we can train the students, rational way of thinking and master the basic ability of using the macroeconomic theory and methods to analyze the real social and economic problems. This course is a platform course to train students to use modern economic theory standard language to analyze economic reality. It is also a tool course to serve the follow-up theoretical study of economics major. It is also a professional basic course to train students to have modern economic thinkingCourse ResourcesTextbooks :Western Economics (Volume II), author: compilation team of western economics, higher education press, 2015Bibliography :1. A concise course of western economics, Yin Bocheng, Shanghai People's publishing house, 20172. Western economics, edited by Gao Hongye, Renmin University Press, 20143. Mankun: principles of Economics (microeconomics volume), Peking University Press, 2015Xie Yumei, et al., macroeconomics M, Gezhi Press & Shanghai People's publishing house, 1st edition, August 2017.4. Huang Feiming, international economics M, Fudan University Press, 2014Reading Materials ：(1) Relevant measurement academic papers included in CNKI China knowledge network, SDOL (Science direct online) and other digital resource databases(2) The University collects newspapers, magazines, books and other relevant materials.(3) Domestic and foreign academic website materials of economic managementAuthor：Approved by：