INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS 5ED

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The book has been written keeping in mind the undergraduate and postgraduate students of international economics. It is designed to provide an analytical and critical account of theories and issues. At the same time it discusses the subject matter systematically and lucidly so that an average student can easily understand it. The book aims to serve as a concise and comprehensive textbook for students of International Economics. Key Features: Updated data throughout the text-incorporation of many new tables giving newer types of dataModification of the chapter on Global Trade- which captures the emerging trends in trade flowsAddition of a section on Exchange Rate Policies and Trends in respect of the Rupee since 1947, with special focus on the recent trends in the external value of Rupee and its implications in the chapter on FOREIGN EXCHANGEIncorporation of a section on Foreign Exchange Reserves of India in the chapter on INTERNATIONAL LIQUIDITY AND RESERVESModification of the chapter on INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS incorporating the emerging trends in international capital flows

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: Francis Cherunilam Professor, School of Management Studies, Caching University of Science and Technology. He teaches strategic management and international marketing. Earlier, he taught International Economics and Management, while serving on the Faculties of Economics and Management Science, at University of Mysore. He also had a short stint as Professor and Chairman, Marketing Area, at IIM Kozhikode. Table of Content: PART I: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. International Economic Gap and NieoChapter 3. Global TradeChapter 4. Globalization PART 2: BASES OF TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT Chapter 5. Analytical ToolsChapter 6. Theories of International TradeChapter 7. Gains From Trade and Terms of TradeChapter 8. Economic Growth and Trade PART 3: TRADE POLICIES AND ISSUES Chapter 9. Trade StrategyChapter 10. Trade BarriersChapter 11. Cartels, Commodity Agreements and State TradingChapter 12. Social Issues in International Trade PART 4: ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND COOPERATION Chapter 13. Economic IntegrationChapter 14. South-South Cooperation PART 5: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ECONOMICS Chapter 15. Balance of PaymentsChapter 16. Policies for Internal and External BalanceChapter 17. International Monetary SystemChapter 18. Foreign ExchangeChapter 19. International Liquidity and ReservesChapter 20. International Banking and Eurocurrency Market PART 6: INTERNATIONAL FACTOR MOVEMENT Chapter 21. International Capital FlowsChapter 22. Multinational CorporationsChapter 23. Transfer of TechnologyChapter 24. Official Development AssistanceChapter 25. International DebtChapter 26. International Migration PART 7: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANISATIONS Chapter 27. IMF and Development OrganisationsChapter28. World Trade Organisation PART 8: TRADE POLICY AND PERFORMANCE OF INDIA Chapter29. Trade Regulation and PromotionChapter30. Trade and BOP of India