Swap: How Trade Works

by Philip I. Levy, Claude Barfield

Series: Values & Capitalism

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A concise introduction to the principles of world economics, Swap is an easy-to-understand resource for a general audience. This brief, practical volume covers the principles of specialization, comparative advantage, deficits, supply chains, labor and environmental standards, trade with the developing world, and more.… (more)

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