International Economics: A Policy Approach

by Mordechai E. Kreinin

Highly acclaimed for its clear exposition and up-to-date policy discussion, Kreinin’s International A Policy Approach, 9e offers a simplified yet comprehensive analysis of international economic relations. By providing a proper balance of theory, policy, institution, and empirical materials, the text exposes readers to an excellent foundation. Kreinin’s text is also considered the best existing International textbook for courses with an emphasis on policy issues. Written for learners with only one or two previous courses in the principles of economics, the book is designed primarily for a one- or two-term undergraduate sequence in international economics. However, it also fits nicely into many MBA and international relations courses. Part One of the book addresses international trade and commercial policy, while Part Two is devoted to international financial relations. The two parts are interchangeable and maybe studied in either order.

426 pages, Hardcover

First published July 20, 1971

About the author

Mordechai Kreinin was a University Distinguished Professor of Economics, emeritus at Michigan State University and past President of the International Trade and Finance Association. He was the author of about 200 articles and books about economics, including the widely used text, 'International Economics: A Policy Approach.'