International Economics

Author: Li Kunwang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book primarily focuses on international economic relations as its research object, systematically introducing the general principles and practices of international economics. The entire book is divided into two main parts: micro (International Trade section) and macro (International Finance section). The first half emphasizes the causes and benefits of international trade, trade policies, and international factor flows, while the second half primarily covers theories and policies of balance of payments, exchange rate theories and policies, macroeconomic policies in open economies, and the international monetary system. Based on Western economics, the book systematically presents fundamental theories while consciously instilling normative economic analytical methods into students, focusing on cultivating their ability to comprehensively analyze and solve problems. This book can serve as a textbook for economics majors in higher education institutions and is also suitable for students from other disciplines and general readers.
Compared to the previous edition, this book incorporates new developments and knowledge in international economics and has adjusted the exercises accordingly. Accompanying this book are teaching materials, a course website (accessible via a learning card), and the "Study Guide and Exercises for International Economics (Second Edition)," which provide readers with learning support and abundant learning resources. Additionally, it enables interaction between readers and authors through the internet. This book can serve as a textbook for economics majors in higher education institutions and is also suitable for students from other disciplines and general readers.