International economics - Jhingan, M.L. (Delhi Vrinda Publications (P) Ltd., 1997)
Distinguishing features of interregional and international trade International trade equilibrium Classical theory of comparative advantage Classical theory of Comparative costs and LDC's Haberler's theory of Opportunity costs Mill's theory of Reciprocal Demand Modern theory of factor endowments: the H-O Theorems International trade and factor prices Factor intensity reversals: Stopler-Samuelson and Rybczynski Theorems Empirical testing of comparative costs and H-O Theories Economic growth and international trade Gains from trade and income distribution Terms of trade Commercial Policy Free trade versus Protection Tariffs Effective rate of protection Import Quotas Exchange control International economic integration: Custom Unions Balance of payments Balance of payments: Internal and External Balance Foreign trade multiplier Foreign Exchange Rate Foreign Exchange Rate Policy Foreign Exchange Market International economic relations Foreign trade and economic development Commercial policy and economic development Terms of trade and economic development Foreign Aid in economic development Private Foreign investment and multinationals The international Monetary Fund The world Bank The world bank Group International Liquidity The Euro-Dollar market The European economic Community (EEC) The general agreement of Tariffs and trade (GATT) The World Trade Organization (WTO) The UN Conference on trade and development (UNCTAD) The Asian Development Bank Foreign Trade and Balance of Payments in India Foreign Capital in India
Includes appendix and bibliography.
Keywords: ECONOMICS; OPPORTUNITY COSTS; FACTOR PROPORTIONS; INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS