International Economics

Author: Feng Delian
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is a textbook that studies the optimal allocation of scarce resources worldwide and the international economic relations that occur in this process. With international economic relations as the research subject, it systematically discusses the theory and practice of international economics. Except for the introduction, the book is divided into five parts and eighteen chapters. The first three parts are on international trade, including the basics of international trade, international trade policies and measures, and international factor mobility. The last two parts cover international finance, including balance of payments and exchange rate determination, and macroeconomic policies in open economies. In terms of content structure, the book progresses from micro to macro, closely integrating theory and practice with rigorous logic. Fully considering the basic framework of international economics, each chapter includes key points, keywords, review and reflection sections. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate economics majors or related undergraduate programs, as well as a reference for working professionals preparing for economics master's degree exams and as an entrance examination material for master's students in international trade studies.