Introduction. 1 Basic concepts of cultural economics. 2 The cultural industry. 3 Cultural enlightenment and cultural innovation. 4 Cultural adjustments. 5 Cultural inclusion. 6 Cultural confidence. 7 Cultural checks and balances. 8 The highest state of culture and management. 9 Cultural and economic sustainable development. 10 Cultural heritage and cultural sharing. Postscript. Appendix: Bibliography of the Works of Li Yining on the Relationship between Culture and Economics.
Biography
Li Yining is Professor of Economics at Peking University. His research involves relating the study of economic history to that of cultural history, and the study of economics to that of culture. His publications include History of the Ancient Greek Economy, History of the Roman-Byzantine Economy, and The Origin of Capitalism: A Comparative Study of Economic History.
