HPH International Economics by Professor D.M. Mithani

In modern economic studies, international economics is the most signigicant economics is a separate branch of economics because of typical nature of international trade and economic relations. Moreover, it is an enquiry into ever-changing facts, events and dynamism of the world trade in modern era. It deals with issues, problems and facts of foreign trade and policies the world over a both their positive and normative aspects.
International economics blends both micro and macro economics in the context of trade and economic relations, finance and exchange among nations towards properity, growth and development of global trade and welfare.
The present volume aims at catering to the oft-repeated demand by students and teachers alike for an updated, and modern treatment to the subject of international economics.

 Contents :

1. THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
2. THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
3. GENERALISED THEORY OF RICARDIAN COMPARATIVE COST ADVANTAGE
4. OPPORTUNITY-COST VERSION OF COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE PRINCIPLE
5. HECKSCHER-OHLIN THEOREM MODERN THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
6. FACTOR ENDOWMENT THEORY: REVISITED
7. RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE : AN OVERVIEW
8. GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE
9. TERMS OF TRADE
10. TECHNICAL PROGRESS AND INTERNATIONAL
11. THE RATE OF EXCHANGE
12. THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
13. INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
14. FREE TRADE VS. PROTECTION
15. TARIFFS