This volume originated in a course of lectures which the author
originally gave at the Universitu lnternationale de Sciences
Comparues at Luxembourg. The book appeared under the title of the
course, and followed the same pattern. In the course of revisions
the analysis has been carried a little further than it was
originally presented, and many details have been added to its
algebraic parts. In spite of these amplifications, however, the
text remains on the level of elementary economics, and may be
recommended to students whose interest in the subject is ahead of
their technical background.
Ozga provides an intelligible theoretical outline of the rate of
exchange, the terms of trade, and the balance of trade that brings
into focus the complementarity of various widely used models.
Simple supply and demand relations are developed to establish a
link between the classical and Keynesian approaches and between the
partial and the general equilibrium methods; and the emphasis is
always on clarifying the part that the relations considered in
individual models would actually play in a more comprehensive
system.
Requiring some familiarity with economic theory but no previous
training in mathematics, this simple and concise volume is
exceptionally well suited to courses on the macro-theory of
international trade and is useful reading for all courses in
macroeconomics.
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