Description
The World Economy provides an analysis of global economic structures and processes. Horst Siebert breaks new round in taking the widest possible view of the world economy and examining it as a truly global entity.
Individual chapters provide a comprehensive, state-of-the-art overview of core issues and themes, including world GDP, world aggregate demand, economic growth, the role of trade, global product and factor markets, world monetary and financial markets and exchange rates, regional integration: NAFTA and the European Union. The book also explores potential conflicts between: *national interests and global concerns
*trade policy versus free trade
*locational competition amongst states
^The World Economy</> also provides authoritative overviews of the most recent developments in global economics, from EMU to the East Asian crisis.
Table of Contents
Preface. The Global View. Part A: The World Goods and Factor Markets and Economic Growth. The World Product Markets. The Factor Markets in the World Economy. Growth Processes in the World Economy. Part B: Monetary and Financial Markets. Global Money and Currency Markets. Financial Crises versus Stable Currencies. Part C: Regional Dimensions of the World Economy. Developing Countries. The Transformation Countries. Regional Integration in the World Economy. The European Union. Part D: National Economic Policy versus a World Economic Order. National Protectionism versus Worldwide Free Trade. Locational Competition. Using the National and the Global Environment. An Institutional Order for the World Economy. References.
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