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课程名称：经济思想史：从亚当·斯密到今天 概述：您好，我是布拉德，感谢您对《经济思想史》课程的关注！这个课程非常适合那些对经济思想演变以及如何继续影响我们世界感兴趣的学习者。经济学不仅是对人类行为及其在经济环境中的表现的研究，更是理解全球政治、历史紧张局势以及塑造社会力量的视角。 本课程包括引人入胜的视频课程和可下载的笔记，内容涵盖以下主题： - 经济思想的演变介绍 - 古典经济学 - 18和19世纪 - 卡尔·马克思对古典经济学的批判 - 凯恩斯经济学 - 20世纪 - 货币主义（新古典）经济学 - 20世纪 - 行为经济学 - 21世纪 - 循环经济与甜甜圈经济 - 21世纪 此外，我希望传递我对经济学的热爱！我教经济学是因为它让我着迷——这是一门关于人类行为、选择以及我们创造的系统的学科。经济学不只是数据、图表或问题集；它关乎人们、他们的故事以及塑造我们的社会力量。深入理解经济学，让我们更好地认识自己和所生活的世界。 每周赠礼：作为本课程的学生，您还将订阅我的每周通讯《一件事》。每周一，我会向您发送一个简短的两分钟经济概念简述，这是拓展您对世界理解的一种简单、无压力的方式，一次一个想法。 我很幸运地作为和平队志愿者、杜克大学的毕业生，并且旅行过55个国家。这些经历塑造了我教授经济学的视角——作为一门研究人类如何行动、决策及对周围世界产生影响的学科。我期待带您一起探索经济思想史的旅程，让我们共同探讨这些变革性的思想吧！
Hi, I'm Brad, and thank you for your interest in The History of Economic Thought! This course is perfect for anyone curious about how economic ideas have evolved and how they continue to shape our world.Economics is the study of human behavior and how we act in an economic setting. But beyond that, it's a lens to better understand global politics, historical tensions, and the forces that shape societies.This course includes engaging video lessons and downloadable notes, covering:Introduction to The Evolution of Economic ThoughtClassical Economics - The 18th and 19th CenturiesKarl Marx's Critique of Classical EconomicsKeynesian Economics - The 20th CenturyMonetarism (New Classical) Economics - The 20th CenturyBehavioral Economics - The 21st CenturyThe Circular Economy and The Doughnut Economy - The 21st CenturyAnd, of course, a love of Economics that I hope is contagious!I teach economics because it fascinates me-it's the study of human behavior, choices, and the systems we create. Economics isn't just about data, graphs, or problem sets; it's about people, their stories, and the societal forces that shape us. A deep understanding of economics allows us to better understand ourselves and the world we live in.A Weekly BonusAs a student in this course, you'll also receive a subscription to my weekly newsletter, Just One Thing. Each Monday, I'll send you a quick, two-minute breakdown of one key economic concept. It's a simple, stress-free way to expand your understanding of the world, one idea at a time.I've been fortunate to explore the world as a Peace Corps Volunteer, a graduate of Duke University, and someone who has traveled to over 55 countries. These experiences shape my approach to teaching Economics as a study of people-how we act, decide, and influence the world around us.I'm thrilled to guide you through this journey into the history of economic thought. Let's explore these transformative ideas together!
