International Economics by Sidney John Wells
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International Economics
Summary
This introduction to international economics stresses the role of economic theory in explaining international trade and finance. It employs a non-mathematical style, and sets out to examine to what extent theory should be allowed to determine economic policy.
International Economics Summary
Table of Contents
Trade and imperfect competition; world trade patterns; non-tariff protection; trade and development; strategic trade policy; 1992; the political economy of protection; exchange rate determination; the US balance of payments deficit and the debt crisis; international trade; commercial policy; the balance of payments; exchange rates; multi-national companies; the demand for international reserves; the evolution of the international monetary system and the Euro-currency market.
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GOR005390103
9780044454977
004445497X
International Economics by Sidney John Wells
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
19910500
500
N/A
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