International Economics
	Part One :
	» The Pure Theory of International Trade » Distinguishing Features of Inter-regional and International Trade pInternational Trade Equilibrium : Some Analytical Tools » The Classical Theory of Comparative Advantage » The Classical Theory of Comparative Costs and UDCs » Refinements of the Comparative Costs Theory » Haberler’s Theory of Opportunity Costs » Mill’s Theory of Reciprocal Demand » The Modern Theory of Factor Endowments : The Heckscher-Ohlin Theory » International Trade and Factor Prices » Factor Intensity Reversals : Stopler-Samuelson and Rybczynski Theorems » Empirical Testing of Comparative Costs and H.O. Theories » Extensions of H.O. Theory : Dynamic Factors in International Trade » Some New Theories of International Trade » Economic Growth and International Trade » Technical Progress and International Trade » The Gains from Trade » The Terms of Trade » Terms of Trade and Economic Development : Secular Deterioration Hypothesis
	Part Two :
	» Commercial Policy » Free Trade Versus Protection » Tariffs » Effective Rate of Protection » Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs) » Import Quotas » Dumping » Exchange Control » International Cartels » State Trading » International Economic Integration : Customs Union
	Part Three :
	» Balance of Payments » Balance of Payments : Meaning and Components » Adjustment Mechanisms of Balance of Payments » Balance of Payments Policies : Internal and External Balance » Income Adjustment: Foreign Trade Multiplier » Foreign Exchange Rate » Foreign Exchange Rate Policy » Devaluation » Optimum currency Area » The Foreign Exchange Market » International Capital Movements » The Transfer Problem
	Part Four :
	» International Economic Relations » Foreign Trade and Economic Development » Commercial Policy and Inward-Looking and Outward-Looking Policies » Foreign Aid in Economic Development » Export Instability and International Commodity Agreements » Private Foreign Investment and Multinational Corporations » The International Monetary Fund (IMF) » The World Bank » The World Bank Group » International Liquidity » The International Debt Problem » International Monetary System » The Euro-Dollar Market » The European Economic Community (EEC) » General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) » The World Trade Organisation (WTO) » The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) » The Asian Development Bank (ADB) » South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) » New International Economic Order (NIEO) » Foreign Trade and Balance of Payments in India » Foreign Capital in India » Bibliography.