International Economics, Study Guide - Softcover

Salvatore, Dominick

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0471401951 ISBN 13: 9780471401957

Publisher: Wiley, 2000

Synopsis

This text presents an evenhanded, unbiased, intuitive coverage of all the standard topics as well as the latest theoretical and policy issues in international economics. The chapters feature an intuitive approach with more rigorous proofs presented in chapter appendices. Throughout the text, the author maintains a tight connection with the real world with 108 real-world case studies, many brand new to this edition.

About this title

From the Publisher:

The number one book in the market, this text presents all the principles and theories essential to an in-depth understanding of international economics (trade and finance). Making the study of international economics manageable for undergraduates, the chapters feature an intuitive approach with more rigorous proofs presented in chapter appendices. Emphasizing the relevance of concepts and theories through numerous real-world examples and applications as well as over 60 actual case studies, this edition of this text is updated to reflect recent developments and still offers unfailingly evenhanded, unbiased coverage of policy and ideology issues.

From the Back Cover:

Stay on top of constant change in the global economy!

Will the euro become the leading international currency? Is the U.S. trade deficit sustainable? Has terrorism slowed the process of globalization? Will China be the next economic superpower?

To keep up with the latest issues and controversies in international economics, you need a book that keeps the pace with our rapidly changing world. Thoroughly updated and revised, the Eighth Edition of Dominic Salvatore’s INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS presents the crucial changes that have taken place recently in the world economy, from serious trade disputes among the United States, the European Union, Japan, and developing countries, to the introduction of the euro as the second most important international currency in the world.

Features

• 120 real-world examples and applications demonstrate the immediate relevance of the material.
• The text’s balanced presentation of policy controversies allows the reader to consider different sides of crucial issues.
• INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS first presents principles and theories at an intuitive level that’s easy to comprehend. Appendices provide more rigorous coverage.
• INTERNet sections provide Web links to data sources, information, and analyses fir the topics presented in each chapter.
• The book’s Web site presents additional examples, cases, and theoretical points, as well as constantly updated content.

About this edition

• Publisher: Wiley
• Publication date: 2000
• ISBN 10: 0471401951
• ISBN 13: 9780471401957
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 224