International Trade (Theory · Policy · Cases)

Author: Chen Xian, Zhang Hong (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Compared to other domestic international trade textbooks of a similar type, this textbook has the following characteristics:
It draws on the structure of the international trade section from foreign "International Economics" textbooks, making the chapters more interconnected and the logical relationships clearer.
It systematically and comprehensively introduces relevant content of international trade, basically reflecting the full picture of current international trade theory and policy.
While focusing on the research findings of Western economists, it also reflects the progress of developing countries in international trade research.
Combining the recent changes in China's entry into the World Trade Organization, the textbook has significantly increased the content on the World Trade Organization.
The text is written in an easy-to-understand manner.
Part of the content in this textbook has strong theoretical characteristics, and when explaining international trade theory and policy, it also makes extensive use of economic analytical tools.
To facilitate students' self-study and review, the text throughout the book is written in an easy-to-understand manner, striving to be both profound and accessible.
Numerous columns and case studies are interspersed, aiming to combine theory, policy, and the practical realities of trade activities.
These columns and case studies not only help students understand the theory and policy but also assist them in applying the knowledge they have learned to observe and analyze today's real economy.