International Trade Theory, Policy and Practice

Author: Liu Huifang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is written to meet the needs of non-commerce majors in higher education institutions and a wide range of non-commerce professionals to learn international trade knowledge. The book is divided into two parts. The first part covers International Trade Theory and Policy, introducing the basic knowledge of international trade, representative pure theories of international trade, relevant policies of international trade, and macro-level coordination in international trade. The second part covers International Trade Practice, explaining the actual operational procedures and methods of import and export business activities. The authors of this book have a solid understanding of students' learning conditions in this course after more than ten years of teaching. Therefore, during the writing process, they fully consider factors such as learners' foundational knowledge, knowledge requirements, and study time, presenting comprehensive knowledge in a concise manner. They also cite the latest information and data, reflect the most recent development trends, and connect with practical case studies to help learners understand the knowledge they acquire. The content arrangement and format are suitable for teaching as well as self-study, aiming to help learners grasp knowledge in a shorter time, enhance innovative awareness, and cultivate the ability to analyze and solve problems. This book also facilitates learners to apply knowledge in practice and develop practical skills.