This study book by Charles van Marrewijk offers a current and comprehensive treatment of international trade. It focuses on the most important theories and empirical developments in international commerce, with special attention to the role of firms and global supply chains.
The core text includes clear explanations and graphical representations of international trade flows and structures. In addition, technical notes at the end of relevant chapters provide further depth and support students who want to expand their knowledge further.
Features
- Author: Charles van Marrewijk (Professor of Economics, International Business School Suzhou and Utrecht University)
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
- Publication date: April 2017
- Number of pages: 520
- ISBN: 9780198753759
- Theme: International trade
- BISAC: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / International / General
Description
The book combines theory and practice through technical notes at the end of chapters that explain and deepen the material. In this way, it offers a two-pronged approach that provides flexibility in the learning process. The text is supported by up-to-date data, case studies, and empirical evidence, enhancing understanding of international trade processes.
In addition, an Online Resource Centre is available with supplementary assignments, Excel files, and PowerPoint slides, aimed at both students and instructors.
About the author
Charles van Marrewijk is a professor of economics and specializes in international trade. He works at International Business School Suzhou and Utrecht University.