International Economics

Author: Dou Jianhua
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book focuses on international economic relations as its research subject, providing a detailed explanation of the motivations and impacts of commodity and service exchanges between countries, the movement of capital and labor across borders, as well as the balance of payments issues arising from various international trade activities. The book is divided into two parts: international trade theory and international finance theory, with a clear structure, comprehensive content, and highlighted key points. In terms of research methods, it primarily employs microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis tools and models, offering simple and intuitive theoretical analysis with strong logical coherence. This book can serve as a textbook for international economics majors and is also suitable for undergraduate students and faculty in finance and economics-related fields at higher education institutions.