The International Environment of Business

Competition and Governance in the Global Economy

Häftad, Engelska, 1998

Av Gerald M. Meier, Stanford University) Meier, Gerald M. (Professor, Graduate School of Business, Professor, Graduate School of Business

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Meier examines the rapidly changing global economy from an economist's point of view, with an emphasis on the principles of international economics, the conduct of international economic transations, and the policies of international economic institutions. The book provides the conceptual framework for the managerial tasks of diagnosing, predicting, and responding to changes in the world economy.

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Utgivningsdatum1998-04-23
Mått231 x 188 x 27 mm
Vikt814 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor480
FörlagOUP USA
ISBN9780195116410

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Part I: The Organizing Framework1: Change and Challenge1.1: Statistical Appendix -- Global TrendsPart II: Analytic Foundations2: Dynamic Comparative Advantage2.1: Technical Appendix -- Factor Proportions Model of Trade2.2: Statistical Appendix -- Evolution of South Korea's Exports3: Trade Policy3.1: Technical Appendix -- Optimaility of Free Trade3.2: Technical Appendix -- Optimal Trade Interventions3.3: Policy Profile -- GATT and the World Trade Organization3.4: Statistica Appendix -- Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Cases4: International Capital Flows4.1: Statistical Appendix -- Capital Flows4.2: Policy Profile -- Foreign Direct Investment in the United States4.3: Policy Profile -- External Debt Management5: Balance of Payments Policy5.1: Statistical Appendix -- International Transactions5.2: Technical Appendix -- Money and Income in an Open Economy5.3: Technical Appendix -- Price and Income Effects in the Adjustment Process5.4: Policy Profile -- Devaluation of Mexican Peso5.5: Policy Profile -- United States Deficit with JapanPart III: States and Markets6: New Europe7: Whither Japan?8: Developing Economies9: Transition EconomiesPart IV: Synthesis10: Global Competitiveness11: Global Governance