Kenen Peter B <br/><br/>
The international economy 

 - 3rd. 
 - Cambridge  Cambridge University Press  1994 
 - 602  ix 
<br/><br/>Preface; <br/>Part I. Introduction: <br/>1. The nation as an economic unit; <br/>Part II. International Trade and Theory: <br/>2. Comparative advantage and the gains from trade; <br/>3. Economic efficiency and comparative advantage; <br/>4. Factor endowments and comparative advantage;<br/>5. Factor substitution and a modified Ricardian Model; <br/>6. Factor substitution and the Hocksher-Ohlin Model; <br/>7. Imperfect competition and international trade; <br/>8. Trade and factor movements; <br/>9. Instruments and uses of trade policy; <br/>10. The evolution of trade policy; <br/>11. The future of the trading system; <br/>Part III. International Monetary Theory and Policy: <br/>12. The balance of payments and the foreign-exchange market; <br/>13. Incomes and the current account; <br/>14. Exchange rates and the current account; <br/>15. Interest rates and the capital account; <br/>16. Expectations, exchange rates and the capital account; <br/>17. Stocks, flows and monetary equilibrium; <br/>18. Asset markets, exchange rates and economic policy; <br/>19. The evolution of the monetary system; <br/>20. The future of the monetary system; <br/>Appendix A: Mathematical notes on trade theory and policy; <br/>Appendix B: Mathematical notes on monetary theory and policy; <br/>Appendix C: Outlines of answers to selected problems; <br/>List of abbreviations; <br/>Index 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780521436182 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>1.International Economic Relations - International Trade - Theory- -International Monetary Theory
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>337.000000  / KEN