The Persistence of the U.S. Trade Deficit: An Open-Ecomy Macroecomic Analysis with Microecomic Foundations (2012) by Peter C. Dawson is an academic text in International Ecomics, which discusses the potential macroecomic and microecomic causes of the persistent U.S. trade deficit so long after the 1985 U.S. dollar depreciation in foreign exchange markets that should have made U.S. products and services more price competitive in world markets. A major contribution of this book is the synthesis of the analysis of several potential microecomic and macroecomic causes of the persistent U.S. trade deficit into one general, open-ecomy macroecomic model, which is a modified Mundell-Fleming model. This book makes a good reader for students and researchers in the areas of International Trade and International Finance (i.e., Open-Ecomy Macroecomics), but it also is written in descriptive detail such that it is accessible and understandable to a broad readership.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Peter C. Dawson Publishing
ISBN-10
0984491910
ISBN-13
9780984491919
eBay Product ID (ePID)
184638774
Product Key Features
Author
Peter C Dawson
Format
Hardback, Sewn,Cloth over Boards,With Dust Jacket
Language
English
Subject
Economics: Professional & General
Type
Textbook
Additional Product Features
Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Date of Publication
20/07/2012
Country of Publication
United States
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