Nations and firms in the global economy : an introduction to international economics and business /

• Brakman, Steven.

• International economic relations
• International business enterprises
• Globalization
• International trade

• Cambridge University Press,

• 0521540577 (pbk.) :
• 9780521540575 (pbk.) :

• 24.99
• 24.99

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 406-425.
• Tables; Figures; Boxes; Preface; Course structure; Part I. Introduction: 1. The global economy; 2. International accounting practices; Part II. Firms, Trade and Location: 3. Trade and comparative advantage; 4. Trade and competitive advantage; 5. Firms, location, and agglomeration; Part III. Capital, Currency and Crises: 6. International capital mobility; 7. Gains from capital market integration; 8. Investors, exchange rates and currency crises; 9. Financial crises, firms, and the open economy; Part IV. Policy, Dynamics, and Organization: 10. Trade and capital restrictions; 11. Globalization and economic growth; 12. Nations and organization; Part V. Conclusion: 13. Globalization: is it really happening?; 14. Towards an international economics and business?; References; Index.

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• Financial management for international business
• Managing financial resources
• Strategy process content context an international perspective
• Business ethics managing corporate citizenship and sustainability in the age of globalization
• Research methods for business students
• On competition
• international business environment diversity and the global economy
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• Business research methods
• Project management
• Research methods for business students
• International trade new patterns of trade production & investment
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