This book has aimed to provide a brief guide to international economics for business students and corporate managers. The study of international economics is more vital today than in previous times. After decades of trade liberalization, countries have become more protectionist. The issues of jobs, intellectual property protection, barriers to trade in services, access to domestic markets, immigration, and currency manipulation have again emerged as major economic and political issues. Many countries have engaged in negotiating trade agreements on a bilateral or regional basis rather than multilateral negotiations under the WTO. The United States has imposed tariffs on a range of finished products and intermediate inputs from ...
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