International Economics (Undergraduate Law)

Author: Hong Jie
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: International economics is a newly emerging branch of economics in the post-war Western world. Its research object is the optimal allocation of scarce resources worldwide, as well as the economic activities and relationships that occur in this process. The content of this book includes two main parts: the theory and policy of international trade and international finance. Specific topics include pure theory of international trade, international trade policy, customs unions and economic integration, international movement of production factors and Chinese companies, determination of exchange rates, balance of payments and balance of payments adjustment, international monetary system, etc. This book incorporates the latest research findings in international economics theory and emphasizes explaining the basic theories and policies of international economics from the perspective of developing countries, combined with the actual practice of China's opening-up. This is also what makes this book different from other translated works on international economics on the market. The content of this book is both profound and accessible, with a broad scope of knowledge, in-depth discussions on key issues, clear and concise explanations with diagrams, and the use of mathematical tools that are easy to grasp. It truly achieves the goal of being enjoyable for both experts and lay readers. It is believed that this book will not only benefit beginners but also allow many professionals to appreciate the beauty of equilibrium in international economics theory.