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Public Finance
Release Date: 2017-09-22Public Finance is one of the 11 "core courses" that are required for higher education in the finance and economics undergraduate subjects. It is also a basic course for the subject of Public Finance (including Taxation).
The research object of Public Finance is how the government intelligently and democratically finances itself, not only on the basis of macroeconomics but also how it affects microeconomics, not only established on economic practice but involves social and political practice, management. So the course is both theoretical and practical
The content of the course: theories and operating knowledge about fiscal expenses, revenue, states' assets, budget administrating system, government's controlling, fiscal policies, fiscal risk and fiscal supervise. Therefore, the course contains nearly all the fields of Public Finance.