International Trade: 12th Edition

Author: (USA) Thomas Pugel
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is adapted from the international trade section of the classic original edition of International Economics (12th Edition) to meet the needs of bilingual teaching in China's undergraduate "International Trade" course. International Economics was first published in 1953 and has been written successively by renowned economists Charles Kindleberger, Peter Lindert, and Thomas Pugel. It has a long history of over half a century, constantly being revised, supplemented, and improved to become one of the leading and most popular international economics textbooks in the world today. The book has been translated into seven languages and published globally. The 12th edition of the book mainly consists of four parts: the first two parts cover international trade theory and policy, while the last two parts deal with international finance. Due to the scarcity of international trade textbooks abroad, some students who only take the "International Trade" course are forced to buy comprehensive, large-scale textbooks covering the entire content of international economics. Considering the time allocation and content design of China's bilingual "International Trade" teaching, we selected the first two parts of International Economics (12th Edition) and retained the first chapter, appendices, exercises, and answers related to the "International Trade" course, making appropriate edits. After adaptation, this book has a more reasonable length and a significantly lower price, making it highly suitable for undergraduate bilingual teaching and also serving as a reference book for a broad range of international trade professionals. This book provides extremely rich teaching resources, and readers can access related materials by visiting the website http://www.mhhe.com/economics/pugel12.