International Economics (English Edition·8th Edition) (English Edition·8th Edition)

Author: Robert J. Coughlan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In the teaching of economics and management disciplines both domestically and internationally, international economics has become a crucial course. A wide variety of textbooks have been written to support its teaching. Here, we recommend International Economics by Robert J. Coughlan, a professor of economics at Central Washington University in the United States, to Chinese readers. The book is comprehensive, systematic, and closely linked to practical applications, making it a valuable textbook for Chinese readers to refer to or study. The book elaborates on the theory of international economics from two aspects: international trade relations and international monetary relations. The first part starts from the theoretical foundation of international trade, discussing various issues encountered in international trade, including international equilibrium, the extension and application of trade models, tariff barriers, and non-tariff barriers. The second part explains the monetary relations in international economics, covering topics such as foreign exchange, balance of payments, and exchange rate adjustments. The book is closely tied to practical applications, linking theoretical research with practical use, and provides corresponding websites for readers to further their studies. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in economics, MBA students, corporate management personnel, and researchers in related fields.