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3. Theory of Value and Surplus Value. Theoretical and Practical Significance |
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The course delves into the study of the theory of value and surplus value of Marx. Help the PhD student see the true origin and nature of the value and surplus value in the market economy that is created by labor, and at the same time be aware of the dynamics and downsides of the pursuit of surplus value in capitalist business activities. Thereby, helping PhD students apply the knowledge of the topic to research the topic of the thesis related to the theory of value and the theory of surplus value, and at the same time solve practical problems related to the theory of value and surplus value. At the same time, the theory of value and surplus value also provides basic knowledge for PhD students about economic theory in general and economic theory in particular, thereby serving as a theoretical foundation for the study of economic sciences. |
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4. New Economic Policy and Socialist-oriented Market Economy in Vietnam |
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The study of Lenin's new economic policy (NEP), equipping the graduate student with: The background of the birth and main contents of the NEP, The meaning and application of NEP in the context of the market economy socialist orientation in Vietnam. History of the formation of a socialist-oriented market economy in Vietnam; the characteristics of Vietnam's socialist-oriented market economy; NEP with current problems and solutions to complete the socialist-oriented market economy model. |
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5. Keynesian Economic Theory and Macroeconomic policy in Vietnam |
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The course delves into the contents of J.M. Keynes' economic theory, and analyzes the development of Keynesian theory in some countries. Through this, it helps PhD students understand the value of Keynesian theory, thereby applying it to research the topic of the thesis, and at the same time solving practical problems related to Keynesian theory, especially the basis for formulating macroeconomic policies in Vietnam to stimulate economic growth. based on the foundation and basis of Keynesian economic theory. |
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- Elective: Select 1 out of 3 |
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6. International Political Economy |
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International Political Economy is a science subject that studies the interaction between economic and political factors in international relations. This module will focus on an overview of International Political Economy, concepts and theories related to international political economy; study issues such as international trade, monetary policy, foreign direct investment, global economic development, trade agreements and foreign policy of countries. In addition, this module also studies current global issues such as climate change and environmental issues, global security issues, and international migration issues affecting political relations between countries around the world. Study of Economies |
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7. Comparative Politics |
2 |
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8. Economic Doctrines of New Liberalism |
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