Krugman
Text  Chapters 18 - 19 |
Mankiw
Text  Chapters 9, 17 - 18 |
CHAPTER
18: INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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CHAPTER
9: APPLICATION: INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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comparative
advantage and international trade - p437 |
the
determinates of trade - p180 |
production
possibilities and comparative advantage revisited - p438 |
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equilibrium
without trade - p180 |
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the
world price and comparative advantage - p181 |
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the
gains from international trade - p440 |
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sources
of comparative advantage - p441 |
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supply,
demand, and international trade - p444 |
the
winners and losers from trade - p182 |
the
effects of imports - p445 |
the
gains and losses of an importing country - p184 |
the
effects of exports - p447 |
the
gains and losses of an exporting country - p182 |
international
trade and the factor markets - p448 |
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the
effects of a tariff - p450 |
the
effects of a tariff - p186 |
the
effects of an import quota - p452 |
the
effects of an import quota - p189 |
the
lessons for trade policy - p191 |
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arguements
for trade protection - p453 |
the
arguements for restricting trade - p192 various arguements - p193 to p195 |
the
politics of trade protection - p454 |
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international
trade agreements and the World Trade Organization - p455 |
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CHAPTER
19: OPEN-ECONOMY MACROECONOMICS
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CHAPTER
17: OPEN ECONOMY MACROECONOMICS: BASIC CONCEPTS
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capital
flows and the balance of payments - p461 |
the
international flow of goods and capital - p370 |
modeling
private international capital flows - p464 |
the
flow of goods: exports, imports, and net exports - p370 |
underlying
determinates of international capital flows - p467 |
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the
equality of net exports and net foreign investment - p375 |
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savings,
investment, and their relationship to the international flows
- p376 |
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the
role of the exchange rate - p469 |
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understanding
exchange rates - p469 |
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the
equilibrium exchange rate - p470 |
nominal
exchange rates - p380 |
inflation
and real exchange rates - p473 |
real
exchange rates - p381 |
purchasing
power parity - p475 |
exchange
rate determination: purchasing power parity - p382 |
the
basic logic of purchasing power parity - p383 |
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implications
of purchasing power parity - p384 |
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limtations
of purchasing power parity - p384 |
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exchange
rate policy - p478 |
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exchange
rate regimes - p478 |
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how
can an exchange rate be held fixed - p478 |
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the
exchange rate regime dilemma - p480 |
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devaluation
and revaluation of fixed exchange rates - p483 |
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monetary
policy under floating exchange rates - p483 |
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international
business cycles - p484 |
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CHAPTER
18: A MACROECONOMIC THEORY OF THE OPEN ECONOMY
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the
market for loanable funds - p392 |
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the
market for foreign currenct exchange - p394 |
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equilibrium
in the open economy - p396 |
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net
foreign investment: the link between the two markets - p397 |
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simultaneous
equilibrium in the two markets - p398 |
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how
policies and events affect an open economy - p399 |
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government
budget deficits - p400 |
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trade
policy - p402 |
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political
instability and capital flight - p404 |