International EconomicsThe book deals first with microeconomic aspects of international economics -- the pure theory of trade and the theory of commercial policy, and then with macroeconomic policy -- the adjustment mechanism, the movement of capital, the balance of payments, and the international monetary system. |
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The Study of International Economics | 1 |
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Demand | 38 |
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