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1 Introduction to International Trade
1.1 The Reasons for International Trade
1.2 The Difference Between International Trade and Domestic Trade
1.3 Basic Concepts Relating to International Trade

Part One The Theory of International Trade
2 Mercantilism & Theory of Absolute Advantage
2.1 Mercantilism
2.2 Theory of Absolute Advantage
3 Theory of Comparative Advantage
3.1 Ricardo and the Theory of Comparative Advantage
3.2 Analysis of Theory of Comparative Advantage
4 Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem
4.1 Heckscher, Ohlin and H-O Theory
4.2 H-O Model
4.3 H-O Theory Expansion
4.4 The Leontief Paradox
5 New International Trade Theory
5.1 Scale Economies Theory
5.2 Intra-industry Trade Theory
5.3 Product Cycle Theory

Part Two Policy of International Trade
6 Tariff and Non-tariff Barriers
6.1 Tariff
6.2 Non-tariff Barriers
7 Measurements of Pushing Exports
7.1 Dumping
7.2 Exports Subsidies
8 The Political Economy of Protectionism
8.1 Arguments of the Political Economy of Protectionism
8.2 Strategic Trade and Industrial Policies
8.3 History of U.S.Commercial Policy
8.4 The Uruguay Round
8.5 Outstanding Trade Problems and the Doha Round
9 Economic Integration
9.1 Definition Of Economic Integration
9.2 Forms of Economic Integration
9.3 The Effects in Customs Unions
9.4 Examples of Economic Integration
10 Internatioanl Trade and Economic Growth
10.1 Growth and Development Over Time
10.2 Trade Theory and Economic Development
10.3 Immiserizing Growth
10.4 Import Substitution Versus Export Orientation
10.5 The Terms of Trade and Economic Development
11 Trade Policies for Developing Countries
11.1 What Trade Policies Should Developing Countries Adopt?
11.2 Are the Long-Run Price Trends Against Primary Producers£¿
11.3 International Cartels to Raise Primary-Product Prices
12 Multinationals and International Factor Movements
12.1 Types of Foreign Investments
12.2 Motives for Direct Foreign Investments
12.3 Reasons Why Multinationals Exist
12.4 Problems Created by Multinational Corporations in the HomeCountry
12.5 Problems Created by Multinational Corporations in the Host Country
12.6 Financial Crisis
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