International Trade Theory and Policy

Author: Galbraith
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Based on the world-renowned classic textbook International Economics, Professor Galbraith has thoroughly rewritten and restructured the content, fully showcasing the traditional and modern analytical methods of trade theory and policy. Contemporary research topics are introduced one by one. At the same time, due to the unique dual writing structure of this book, the originally complex mathematical analysis is made clear: at one level, in the main text of the textbook, the author explains the content that undergraduate students should master in concise language and refined graphics; at the second level, in the appendices of this book, the author provides rigorous mathematical analysis matching the main text content for graduate students and professional researchers. Due to Galbraith's profound expertise in theoretical economics and dynamic analysis—especially in the latter field—readers will be delighted to find that some imprecise mathematical derivations remaining in classic papers are effectively resolved by Professor Galbraith in a step-by-step analysis.