International Economics (Economics Series)

Author: Huamin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-18
Features: The research objects of international economics include two fundamental components: micro trade theory and macro international balance of payments theory. The micro part primarily introduces various trade theories, including mercantilist trade theory, which serves as the origin of classical trade theory, classical trade theory, neoclassical trade theory, various new trade theories that developed after World War II, and trade protection theory, which acts as the antithesis of liberal trade theory. The review of various new trade theories is the key focus of this textbook. The macro part takes the national income flow accounting system under open economic conditions as its theoretical starting point, and then introduces multiple theories related to international balance of payments adjustment from perspectives such as the current account, capital account, and the influence of monetary factors. The main features of this textbook are: thorough theoretical analysis, strong logical coherence, extensive content, and it is not difficult to read with the help of various charts. This textbook can serve as a teaching material for senior undergraduate students of international economics majors studying international economics courses, as well as for first-year graduate students of international economics majors taking corresponding courses. Additionally, for any senior undergraduate economics students, first-year graduate students, or practical workers engaged in international economic activities who have already left university but wish to achieve their goals in the field of international economics, this textbook can also help them reach their desired outcomes through reading.