International Economics, Global Edition, 7th Edition

James Gerber  

For courses in international economics.

 Introduces international economics through accessible writing and real-life applications

A principles-­level introduction that’s accessible to students of all majors, International Economics uses real-life applications to cover both the macro and micro components of international economics. The text illuminates economic institutions and policies, as well as recent developments in the global economy, without requiring the use of higher-­level math. In addition, the text has a flexible approach, which includes self-­contained chapters and comprehensive coverage, allowing instructors to adapt its concepts to a wide range of syllabi. The 7th Edition includes a number of enhancements, such as updated tables and graphs, new case studies, and revised discussion of relevant topics.

Table of Contents

I. Introduction and Institutions

1. An Introduction to the World Economy

2. International Economic Institutions Since World War II

II. International Trade

3. Comparative Advantage and the Gains from Trade

4. Comparative Advantage and Factor Endowments

5. Beyond Comparative Advantage

6. The Theory of Tariffs and Quotas

7. Commercial Policy

8. International Trade and Labor and Environmental Standards

III. International Finance

9. Trade and the Balance of Payments

10. Exchange Rates and Exchange Rate Systems

11. An Introduction to Open Economy Macroeconomics

12. International Financial Crises

IV. Regional Issues in the Global Economy

13. The United States in the World Economy

14. The European Union: Many Markets into One

15. Trade and Policy Reform in Latin America

16. Export-Oriented Growth in East Asia

17. China and India in the World Economy