1. This degree program was approved by the State Council Academic Degrees Committee 1995 and renamed as Industrial Economics on 1997. It mainly recruits graduate students in four directions: consumer economy theory and policy, industrial structure and policy, industrial organization theory and policy, and high-tech industrial policy and development.

The tutors of this degree are, Ren, Chen Chiping, Zhuo Yu, Zhang Junlian and Xiao Qifang. In the past five years, the degree program has achieved rich scientific research results. He presided over the national social science fund project 1, provincial and ministerial projects 15, published 8 academic works and 2 papers10.

2. Enrollment catalogue

020205 major in industrial economics

0 1 consumer economy theory and policy

02 industrial structure and industrial policy

03 regional economy and industrial development

Examination subjects: ① 10 1 political theory; ② 20 1 English; ③ 304 Mathematics III; ④ 4 1 1 western economics;

Re-examination Specialized Course: 5 12 Political Economy

3. Tutor Directory

Professor Wang Qiyun, Professor Gong Zhimin, Professor Ren Tian Fei,

Professor Chen Chiping, Professor Li Yonghui, Associate Professor of Excellence,

Associate Professor Sharla Cheung, Associate Professor Zhou Jianjun and Associate Professor Zhang Junlian,

Associate Professor Xiao Qifang

2. Introduction to the Master Program of Xiangtan University Business School-International Trade;

Research direction: 0 1 international trade theory and policy 02 open economy and service trade 03 international trade and economic growth 04 regional economic and technological cooperation.

Preliminary subjects: ① 10 1 political theory ② 20 1 English ③ 304 mathematics ④ 4406 western economics.

Remark: 5 12 political economy ● The two disciplines under the first-level discipline of applied economics have other requirements for candidates applying for college education. See the bold section in the application conditions. ● An additional test subject for two disciplines under the first-level discipline of applied economics (equivalent academic level and interdisciplinary): finance; Money and banks.

Third, suggestions:

1. In the review stage, math, English and politics should still be the main public courses. Don't rush to review the books of specialized courses yet. Just focus on specialized courses for a month or two. If you haven't been exposed to the economy before, the time can be extended a little. If you read the textbook two or three times, you will probably be able to type the test questions.

The key is mathematics foreign language politics. Math, you have to buy a real problem over the years to do. Postgraduate entrance examination has a rule of giving questions, so you should master it. From now on, set aside a few hours to review foreign languages every day, with emphasis on reading and writing. If you can, please sign up for the remedial class. Political subjects, read through them and make clear the key points.