International Economics Theory, Application and Policy

Written from a European perspective, this text offers coverage of all the key elements of international economics: trade, money and finance. A firm emphasis is placed on ensuring that students understand how the theory relates to real world examples, providing undergraduate students with everything they need to understand this course. Empirical and Political detail is given close attention. International Economics contains 32 chapters split into 2 parts with part one covering International Trade and Part two covering International Money. A comprehensive online study guide for students will support the text with further This text is supported by an Online Resource Centre that includes a comprehensive study guide to assist students in reinforcing what they have learnt and preparing for exams. About The Author: Charles van Marrewijk Professor, Erasmus University Table Of Contents: Introduction International trade Comparative advantage Competitive advantage Trade interactions International money Money basics Exchange rates Policy and credibility Conclusion Special Features: Takes a European approach in opposition to many US-oriented texts giving students a better understanding of issues within Europe. Covers a broad range of recent developments with European and global empirical examples and case studies to link theories to the real world, providing students with everything they need to understand this course. This text is supported by a valuable Online Resource Centre which includes a comprehensive study guide which reinforces what students have learnt and prepares them for exams.