Philip G. King Livres

This collection of essays explores key issues in international economics, addressing topics such as the debate between free and strategic trade, the impacts of globalization, and the complexities of preferential trading arrangements. It delves into foreign exchange dynamics, macroeconomic policy, and significant events like the Asian crisis. Additionally, the book examines the Euro and the evolving trade challenges facing the 21st century, providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary economic discussions.

A collection of articles on international economics by leading economists drawn from various scholarly sources (e.g., the Journal of Economic Perspectives, The Brookings Institution, Finance & Development, Federal Reserve Publications, Foreign Affairs). Written by the top economists in the field, all the articles are written at a level appropriate for undergraduates or masters students.