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Why the Empire: Looking at the History of China from a Financial Perspective (Why the China Series)
Sincerely recommended by Luo Zhenyu, Bao Gangsheng, and Liang Jie, this revised and upgraded version of the original manuscript of "30 Lectures on the Finances of the Chinese Empire", with an in-depth dialogue in the appendix "Yanjing Book Review", reveals the hidden financial logic behind the three thousand years of Chinese history. The history of money is not only "finance", but also "politics". The demise of many dynasties was fundamentally determined by finances. The fate of the dynasty coul
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Three Thousand Years of Finance in China
What was the financial mechanism to sustain the long-term development and effective governance of the Chinese Empire? From a financial perspective, what is unique about China's path to becoming a modern country compared with the West? What are the financial drivers driving China's political development? China has a history of more than 3,000 years since the Shang Dynasty with precise written records. "Three Thousand Years of Finance in China" uses the clue of "finance" to reorganize Chinese hist
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Sixteen Lectures on Chinese Financial History
The book "Sixteen Lectures on Chinese Fiscal History" does not take the accumulation of traditional historical materials as its main content, nor does it use a simple time and space framework as its arrangement form. Instead, it is committed to using the theory of fiscal politics to reinterpret the fiscal historical materials from the Shang and Zhou dynasties to contemporary times, thereby revealing the development laws of the Chinese country from a fiscal perspective. By organically blending th
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Fiscal Thought and Classical Inheritance
This textbook is used in conjunction with the teaching of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics' undergraduate general courses. In the teaching of this general course in the past two years, the author has used "Nine Lectures on Financial Classics" published by Fudan University Press in 2015. Since this book will be published for more than five years, with the support of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics' general course construction plan, the author will write a special textbook
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