Globalization and the Transformation of Foreign Economic PolicyThis book charts the journey from the point when foreign economic policy was solely concerned with foreign trade - to promote the interests of individual countries - to the current globalization of the world economy that creates a uniform market in goods, services & factors of production that embraces all countries & regions. |
Contents
The Concept of Foreign Economic Policy | 9 |
Macroeconomic Instruments Applied in Foreign Economic Policy | 33 |
Microeconomic Instruments Applied in Foreign Economic Policy | 51 |
Globalization and International Economic Policy | 91 |
The Concept of Global Economic Policy | 133 |
Exemplification of Foreign and International Economic Policy | 147 |
Foreign Economic Policy in Central and East European Countries | 185 |
Chinese Foreign Economic Policy | 223 |
From Autonomic to Global Policy | 245 |
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agreements applied balance of payments balance of trade Bożyk budget CEECs centrally planned economy China Comp competition customs duties customs union devaluation domestic currency domestic market domestic production economic growth effect enterprises exchange rate export factors of production financing foreign economic policy foreign exchange foreign trade free market free trade area GATT given country global economic policy goals imported product income increased individual countries inflation influence instruments interest rate international economic policy international market international trade investments Japan labour less developed countries liberalization macroeconomic policy market and free market economy member countries Międzynarodowe stosunki gospodarcze monetary newly industrialized countries non-tariff restrictions oil countries organizations para-tariff price flexibility protectionism pursued raw materials reduce result role scope sector Simultaneously social structure subsidies taxes terms of trade trade creation trade policy United Warsaw Washington consensus Western Europe World Bank