International economics : theory and context
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International economics : theory and context
Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., c1994
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Description
International Economics is a highly accessible and non-mathematical textbook. Its level can be classified as low to mid-level. Features include strong policy orientction; up-to-date theoretical coverage; and an assumption of only a principles level background.
Table of Contents
- The economics of trade
- the theory of comparative advantage
- the sources of comparative advantage
- tariffs, quotas and VERs
- other distortions to trade
- the political economy of trade barriers
- unfair trade practices
- strategic trade policy
- economic integration
- saving, investment and the trade balance
- the balance of payments
- income, price levels and trade imbalances
- the foreign exchange market, exchange rates and the money supply
- interest rates, trade imbalances and capital flows
- international financial markets
- exchange rate adjustment
- international economic policy I
- international economic policy II
- foreign direct investment and multinational firms.
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