Foundations of International Economics is a state-of-the-art collection of articles
by leading Post Keynesian scholars on international finance and trade. All major
areas in international economics are covered, with the Post Keynesian approach
giving a welcome fresh perspective.
The chapters feature studies of payment schemes, exchange rate determination,
open economy macroeconomics, developing country issues, capital flows,
balance of payments constraints, liquidity preference, Fordism and the role of
technology in trade. Beyond the specifics of each contribution, this collection as a
whole suggests the usefulness of the Post Keynesian paradigm in addressing
complex issues of global interdependence.
Representing cutting-edge research, this is the only collection of its kind.
Whilst Foundations of International Economics is intended for both advanced and
undergraduate use, it will also be a useful reference tool for scholars.