Routledge International Trade and Money - Finance Textbook

Explore foundational economic theories with International Trade and Money, part of the Routledge Library Editions: International Finance series. This scholarly collection brings together original contributions from distinguished economists to examine the complex dynamics of global monetary and trade relations. Originally published in 1973, this text provides a deep look into six essential trade theory topics. Readers can examine the limitations of classical trade theory, the impact of customs unions, and the concept of immiserising growth. The book also covers the international transmission of technical change, the behavior of multinational companies, and comparative trends in income distribution. Beyond trade, the volume addresses international monetary relations through general equilibrium analysis of spot and forward exchange markets, along with money supply analysis. This book serves as a significant resource for students and professionals studying the historical and theoretical frameworks of international finance and global economic structures.