International Trade - On the Brink of Change

Edited by Anita Macek

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Abstract: Based on previous observations, there is no doubt that trade enhanced economic growth. This is especially valid in regard to international trade as it can help or hinder entire regions, thus adding to the issue of international security. In this book, we tried to collect texts that would not repeat known facts on international trade but would rather discuss special issues. Furthermore, we also wanted to bring regional perspectives. Therefore, this book is organized into two sections: "Selected Perspectives on International Trade" and "Regional Specific Issues of International Trade".

JEL-codes: P33 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
ISBN: 978-953-51-2911-0
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Brazil in the Twenty-First-Century International Trade: Challenges and Opportunities

Susan Elizabeth Martins Cesar De Oliveira

Globalization, Governance, Democratization and Fair Trade

Pedja Asanin Gole and Rasto Ovin

Malaysia and China: The Trade Balances, Foreign Exchanges and Crises Impacts

Tze-Haw Chan

Risks Associated with International Trading of Medicines by Non-Licensed Entities and Non-Professionals

Ntambwe Malangu

Tourism Invisible Part of Exports: The Analysis of Slovenia and Montenegro on the Chinese Outbound Tourism

Andrej Raspor, Ana Stranjancevic, Iva Bulatovic and Darko Lacmanovic

Unilateral Trade Liberalization and Welfare Analysis: Iceberg Trade Costs versus Tariffs

Turkmen Goksel

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DOI: 10.5772/63143

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