TY  - GEN
AU  - DESAI, S.S.M: BHALERAO, NIRMALA
TI  - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
SN  - 978-93-5051-427-6
U1  - 337 
PY  - 2008///
CY  - MUMBAI
PB  - HIMALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE
KW  - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
N1  -     Section I

    Theory of International Trade
    Scope of International Economic
    Characteristic Features of International Trade
    The Classical Theory of International Trade
    Haberler`s Opportunity Cost Theory of International Trade
    Heckscher − Ohlin`s Theory of International Trade
    Gains from Trade
    Terms of Trade
    Free Trade: Case For and Against
    Tariffs and Import Quotas
    Section II
    International Finance
    Balance of Trade and Balance of Payments
    Measures to Correct Balance of Payments Disequilibrium
    Gold Standard
    Purchasing Power Parity Theory
    Foreign Exchange Rates Policy
    Policy of Exchange Control
    Section III
    Trade and Development
    Commercial Policy and Economic Development of Less Developed Countries
    Foreign Capital and Developing Countries
    International Trade and Economic Development
    Section IV The World Economy
    International Cooperation
    International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
    International Monetary Fund (IMF)
    International Development Association (IDA), International Finance Corporation (IFC) and The Asian Development Bank (ADB)
    Regional Economic Cooperation
    General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
    The World Trade Organisation
    Section V
    India`s International Trade
    India`s International Trade 

Annexures:


N2  - The subject of INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS) has been assuming importance in recent years.

An attempt has been made in this book to analyze various problems and issues concerning international trade and international economic relations. All the relevant concepts and theories relating to international trade and international economic relations, have been analyzed with as much clarity as possible. Attempt has been made to cover practically all the topics included in the syllabi of most of the universities in India, as also those topics which are of interest to wider reading public.

Section I − This section covers theories of international trade, gains from trade and tariffs and import quotas.
Section II − It includes balance of trade and payments, gold standard, foreign exchange rates policy, exchange control etc.
Section III − This section includes all the topics covering the subject of `trade and Development`.
Section IV − is devoted for India`s international trade.

ER  -