Part - I
International Financial System
Introduction to International Finance
International Trade and International Finance
The International Monetary System
New International Economic Order
Globalisation Forces

Part - II
International Trade-Theory and Practices
Trade Theory
Haberler`s Opportunity Cost Theory
Heckscher ? Ohlin Theorem
Recent Theories of International Trade
Gains From Trade
Terms of Trade
Dynamics of International Trade
India`s Foreign Trade

Part - III
Balance of Payment and Restrictive Policies
Balance of Payments Theory
India`s Balance of Payments
Bilateralism In Foreign Trade
Commercial Policy and Theory of Tariffs
International Trade Organisations
Commercial Policy In India
Theory of Customs Union and Regional
Economic Co-operation
Exchange Management In India

Part - IV
International Marketing and
Trade Practices and Procedures
International Marketing
Government Regulations and Procedures
Export-Import Procedures and Documentation
Operations of Banks, IDBI and Exam Bank
Banks and External Sector

Part - V
Foreign Markets
Foreign Exchange Market
Euro-Currency Markets
Foreign AID and Term-Lending (Bond Markets)
Foreign Exchange Arithmetic

Part - VI
Foreign Exchange Risks Management
Foreign Exchange Risks Management
Derivatives Futures and Options
Swap Switches
Outsources and BPO
Select Bibliography

The present revision of this book has to be viewed in the background of the basics on which it was built. Any book on International Finance has to deal with all the components of the International Financial System. SO this book started with the present International Financial System vis-a-vis the domestic International Economic order, etc. The new order should bring out the role of emerging market economies like China and India and their new role among the developing countries. These relations among economies and among them the Asian developing countries have been called upon to play a more dynamic role in the world economic order. The components and institutions in the International Financial System (IFS) are changing and their role and operations particularly, in relation to India are bond to change with the changing socio-political and economic conditions in the real world. These are incorporated in this revision.