01928     2200313   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001800097041000800115082000800123084001400131100001800145245004400163250001100207260004600218300003500264500002500299504001600324520104400340650003801384650002401422990002801446990002801474990002801502990002801530990002801558990002801586INLIS00000000000312620221111053733  a0010-0520003126221111                |          | eng    a9780321468536  aeng  a382  a382 GER i0 aGerber, James1 aInternational Economics /cJames Gerber  a4th ed  aNew York :bPearson Addison Wesley,c2008  axxi,489 p. :b:illus, ;c23 cm  aIndeks : p.469 - 489  ap.445 - 456  aThis book is designed for a one semester course covering both the micro and appoach of international ecomonics, the fourtyh editions continues the appoach of the first tree editions by offering a principles level introductions to the core theories together with policy analysis and the intitutional and historical content of our worls increasingly international ecomony accessible to a diverses gruop of student including both ecomonich majors and nonmajors. Several feature of International Ecomonic distinguish it from the many excellent text in the faield: First, the approach is broader than the theoretical apparatus used by economicsts, Second, the objective of covering both the micro and macro sides in a one semester course necessitates paring back the coverege of theory in order to focus on the central concepts. Third, International Economics provides richer historical and institutional detail than most other texts. Fourth, I have organized part 4 of the book into five chapters, each focused on a geografich area as fallows. 4aInternational economics relations 4aInternational trade  a10917/ MKRI- P/XII 2008  a10918/ MKRI- P/XII 2008  a10917/ MKRI- P/XII 2008  a10918/ MKRI- P/XII 2008  a10918/ MKRI- P/XII 2008  a10917/ MKRI- P/XII 2008