International Monetary Theory and Open-Economy Macroeconomics
This textbook covers international monetary theory and open-economy macroeconomics, including monetary integration, foreign exchange crises, and game theory. Its unique "two-tier" structure caters to undergraduates and graduate students, making it a valuable reference. The clear exposition ensures a comprehensive understanding of theories and policies.
Gandolfo's fourth edition is a comprehensive guide on economic dynamics, blending advanced nonlinear dynamics with accessible explanations. It's an essential reference for researchers and a suitable textbook for students, covering critical areas of current economic research. A must-have for serious economists.
The book serves as a comprehensive resource for both undergraduate and graduate courses in international economics, addressing a variety of topics often overlooked in other texts. It is structured as a dual-format work, with a main text focused on graphic analysis and basic algebra for undergraduates, complemented by appendices that delve into advanced mathematical treatments suitable for graduate students. This unique organization reflects the author's extensive teaching experience and research since 1974 at the University of Rome, aiming to bridge foundational knowledge with advanced concepts.
The Pure Theory of International Trade
This textbook offers a comprehensive overview of international trade theory, integrating traditional topics with new research. Its unique "two-tier" structure caters to both undergraduate and graduate students, providing clear explanations alongside detailed mathematical treatments in the appendices. Ideal for economics students.
"A new assessment of the theological concept of martyrdom in light of those in Latin America who have given their lives while protecting the earth from those who threaten it"--
Focusing on the dynamics of open economies, this textbook explores the determinants of international trade and financial flows. It examines their impact on both domestic and global economies, addressing key issues in international economic integration, including trade and monetary challenges. Students will learn to interpret a country's balance of payments, analyze commercial and financial flows, understand exchange rate determinants, and evaluate the implications of national and international policies, with specific reference to entities like the European Union.