International Economics

by W. Charles Sawyer, Richard L. Sprinkle

Addressing the changing face of economics education, Sawyer and Spinkle's international economics volume is a thoroughly modern approach to the subject. Providing a discussion of international economics that is more accessible to a wider range of readers than is currently available anywhere else, the book incorporates a modern approach to open economy macroeconomics, and shifts the emphasis from pure theory to the applications of basic theory that use basic tools of analysis. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of the world economy and discuss factor endowments and the commodity composition of trade, intraindustry trade, international factor movements, tariffs and nontariff distortions to trade, international trade policy, regional economic issues, international transactions and capital markets, exchange rates, macroeconomic policy, optimum currency areas and international monetary arrangements. For individuals interested in a comprehensive, updated approach to the subject of international economics.

Genres: Textbooks, Economics

544 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 2008

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Usually well done, but there were a lot of typos in my copy and sometimes it did a poor job of explaining the more complex concepts.