An Introduction to International Economics

'One of the rare economics textbooks that students actually enjoy reading. Kenneth A. Reinert covers an enormous range of material on international economics succinctly and in a language that students can understand. It is the perfect book for a one-semester course on international trade and finance, which also offers chapters on multinational enterprises and international production for professors who wish to emphasize those topics.' Robert A. Blecker, American University, Washington DC
'This is a lively book, written with great clarity. It does not overwhelm the students and yet manages to teach them the basic theory, and its application to policy problems, with great effectiveness.' Arvind Panagariya, Columbia University, New York
'Students loved this text because of its breadth of content, depth of analysis, and overall accessibility. I would not hesitate to use this book again, particularly in an interdisciplinary environment.' Jonathan B. Wight, University of Richmond
'This is an excellent textbook on International Economics. It provides comprehensive coverage of all the important topics within the subject. It makes a compelling case for economic openness, but it treats modern critiques of globalisation seriously ... The book does a great job of covering policy. It discusses the political economy aspects of many international economics issues and the various policy approaches that countries have taken.' Robert Breunig, Economic Record
'... highly recommended as a primary text for a course on international economics or as a supplementary text for a broader course that includes some international trade, production or finance.' Robert Breunig, Economic Record