Program overview
National Economic Management may sound grand, but it's essentially like giving the national economy a 'health checkup' — analyzing indicators like GDP, employment, prices, and balance of payments to identify problems and prescribe solutions. You'll study core courses such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, public finance, finance, industrial economics, and regional economics, while also mastering statistical software and data analysis skills. This major suits students who are curious about economic policies and social hot topics, and enjoy finding patterns in data. Chinese universities have unique advantages in this field — for example, Renmin University of China and Central University of Finance and Economics — with courses that integrate real cases from China's reform and opening-up, urbanization, and digital economy, helping you understand how theory is applied in practice.