㈡课程论文正文1论文题目：一般不超过25个字要简练准确可分两行书写；2摘要：中文摘要字数应在300字左右英文摘要与中文摘要内容要相对应；3关键词：关键词以3—5个为宜应该尽量从《汉语主题词表》中选用分号隔开；4正文：正文要符合一般学术论文的写作规范内容层次分明数据可靠文字简练观点正确能运用现代经济学、管理学的分析方法并能学会利用计量经济学、统计学等相关工具对所涉及的问题进行分析文章主体字数为400

Course Paper Guidelines

1. Title: The title should be concise and accurate, consisting of no more than 25 words and can be split into two lines.
2. Abstract: The Chinese abstract should be around 300 words, and the English abstract should correspond to the Chinese abstract.
3. Keywords: 3-5 keywords are recommended, and they should be selected from the "Chinese Thesaurus" as much as possible and separated by semicolons.
4. Main Text: The main text should comply with the general academic writing standards, with clear hierarchical structure, reliable data, concise language, correct viewpoints, and the ability to apply modern economics and management analytical methods. The use of econometrics, statistics, and other relevant tools to analyze the issues involved should also be demonstrated. The main body of the article should be over 4000 words.
5. References: The reference list should be arranged in the order of appearance in the text. Only the literature that the author has directly read and cited in the main text should be listed at the end of the main text. When citing other people's research achievements, it should be explained at the citation. Each paper's reference list should not be less than five. The types of references should include monographs, papers, newspapers, etc. The use of foreign language references is encouraged. The specific writing format of the reference list is as follows:

1. Monographs, essay collections, graduation thesis, reports, etc. [Serial number] Author. Book Title [Document Type Symbol]. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year. Page Range (optional). (Document Type Symbol: Monograph M; Essay Collection C; Report R; Other Literature Z) For example: [1] Ma Bojun. Political Economy [M]. Hunan: Central South University Press, 2000.25-30.

2. Dissertation [Serial Number] Primary Responsibility. Title of the Literature [D]. Place of Preservation: Preservation Unit, Year. For example: [2] Zhang Hesheng. Theoretical System of Geomechanics [D]. Changsha: Changsha University of Science and Technology, 2002.

3. Journal Articles [Serial Number] Author. Title of the Article [J]. Journal Name, Year, Volume (Issue). For example: [3] Zhang Fan, Zheng Jingping. The Impact of Transnational Corporations on China's Economic Structure and Efficiency [J]. Economic Research, 1999, (1), 35-39.

4. Literature excerpted from essay collections For example: [4] Bai Qinxian. Re-discussion on the relationship between silver and enterprise [A]. Bai Qinxian: Economic and Financial Collection [C]. Beijing: China Financial Publishing House, 1999.261-273.

5. Newspaper Articles [Serial Number] Author. Title of the Article [N]. Newspaper Name, Publication Date (Edition). For example: [5] Dong Jiying. State-owned economy - the controlling force of economic development [N]. Economic Daily, 2000-11-20 (5).

6. Electronic Literature [Serial number] Primary Responsibility. Title of the Electronic Literature [Document Type/Carrier Type]. Publication or Accessible Address of Electronic Literature, Issue/Reference Date (optional). (Document Type Symbol: Database (Online) DB (DB/OL); Computer Program (Disk) CP (CP/DK); CD-ROM Book M/CD) For example: [6] Wang Mingliang. China Academic Journal Standardization Database System Engineering [DB/OL]. http://www.cajcd.cn/pub/wml.txt/98082.html,1998-08-16/1998-10-04.

7. Patent Literature [Serial Number] Patent Owner. Patent Title [P]. Patent Country: Patent Number, Publication Date. For example: [7] Jiang Xizhou. A Preparation Plan for Warm External Application Medicine [P]. Chinese Patent: 881056078, 1983-08-12.

8. International and National Standards [Serial Number] Standard Code, Standard Name [S]. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year. For example: [8] GB/T 16159-1996, Basic Rules of Chinese Pinyin Orthography [S]. Beijing: China Standard Press, 1996.

The format of foreign author names is generally: abbreviated first name, last name. For example, A. Johnson, R.O.Duda.

For further information regarding references, please refer to the national standard "Rules for Bibliographic References" (GB7714-87)