International Trade and Economic Geography (Second Edition)

Author: Chen Lingli
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The book provides a brief introduction to the relationship between international trade and geographical environment, as well as the economic and trade status of representative countries of different types, offering geographical background materials and basic knowledge for the development of international trade. It particularly conducts detailed research and analysis on the global status of international trade, national economic and trade characteristics, invisible trade, world economic special zones, trade centers, and trade transportation. This contributes positively to familiarizing readers with the current state of world trade, enhancing their understanding of international trade, and promoting its development. The book is comprehensive in content, well-documented, and clearly analyzed. Especially in the section "Geographical Environment and International Trade," the analysis offers new insights. The chapter "World Invisible Trade" breaks through the traditional framework of geographical description, presenting a relatively innovative textbook system with fluent and readable text.