International Trade

Author: Liu Cheng
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Publish Date: 1999-05-01
Features: This textbook was compiled to meet the teaching needs of higher education institutions. Guided by the basic theories of international trade from Marxism, it employs dialectical materialism and historical materialism as the fundamental methods for studying international trade. Adhering to the principle of unifying history and logic, as well as the dialectical relationship between production and exchange, the book also draws on representative Western theories of international trade. In addition to elaborating on the basic theories of international trade, it practically connects theory with reality to explain foreign trade policies and measures, as well as contemporary issues in international trade. This textbook is not only suitable for use in universities but also serves as a reference for economic theorists and practitioners.
A country's foreign trade policy is an important component of its economic and foreign policies. As an economic policy of the state, it shares the same fundamental objectives as an integral part of its foreign policy. However, under certain circumstances, there may be inconsistencies between the two, leading to changes or fluctuations in a country's foreign trade policy.