International Economics And Policy: An Introduction To Globalization And Inequality
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Balanced Trade
Capital
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Economic Development
Economic Theory
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Euro System
Exchange Rate
Foreign Exchange Markets
Free Trade
Gains From Trade
Global Economy
Global Supply Chain
Globalization
Inequality
International Finance
International General Equilibrium
International Trade
International Trading Equilibrium
Labor
Labor Migration
Microeconomics
Monetary System
National Income
Offshoring
Policy Architecture
Policy Review
Ricardian Trade Model
Statistical Analysis
Subsidy
Technological Change
Terms of Trade
Trade Agreements
Trade Model
Trade Taxes
US Trade Policy
Wage
World Intellectual Property Organization
World Trade Organization
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- ISBN 9789811282287
- Publication Date: 30 Oct 2023
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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Relying on economic theory where necessary, this book emphasizes translating that theory into practical applications that will help students appreciate the clear importance of understanding how countries, businesses, workers, and governments interact with each other. It offers in-depth analysis, empirical evidence, and practical examples arising from all the forms of international exchange: international trade, or the exchange of goods and services across borders; international finance, or the roles that currencies, exchange rates, prices, and monetary systems play in facilitating global investment and trade; global migration, through which workers move from lower-wage countries to higherwage countries; the international flows of capital and knowledge through multinational enterprises and global supply chains; and the global policy architecture underlying these flows. The book pays particular attention to how globalization and technological change affect economic inequality, a primary policy issue today.
