The international economy - Ellsworth, Paul Theodore 1897-; Leith, J. Clark (New York Macmillan, 1990)
Contents: PART 1: From Restriction Toward Freedom - Regulated Trade: Mercantilism - - The Transition to Economic Liberalism - - The Classical Doctrine of Comparative Cost - - PART 2: The Theory of International Trade: Bases of Specialization and Trade - The Basis for a Modern Trade Theory - - Factor Endowments and International Trade - - Modifications of the Basic Model - - Alternative Bases for Trade - - Empirical Evaluation - - Trade Under Changing Conditions - - PART 3: Tariffs and Protection - The Tariff Issue - - The Case for Protection - - Economic Integration - - Trade Liberalization and Regional Integration - - Developing Countries and the International System - - PART 4: Internationalism and Its Rival - The Growth of an International Economy - - The Revival of Nationalism - - PART 5: International Monetary Relations - Income, Expenditure, and the Balance of Payments - - The Balance-of-Payments Accounts - - Foreign Exchange - - Balance-of-Payments Adjustment - - International Capital Movements - - The IS-LM Model and Tradeable Bonds - - External and Internal Balance - - Exchange Control - - PART 6: The International Monetary System in the Twentieth Century - Structural Weakening of the World Economy - - Forces of Disintegration - - From Reconstruction to Payments Problems - - Development of the Postwar International Monetary System - - From Fixed to Floating Exchange Rates - - The IMF and the International Monetary System.
Keywords: International economic relations; Commerce