International Economic Relations II

The book addresses questions of international monetary and financial relations, with a detailed examination of the role of developing countries in international capital flows across various chapters. It demonstrates that international capital and financial markets develop dynamically, responding to global political events while also shaping them. The book opts for an exemplary presentation style rather than theoretical modeling explanations. In this way, it complements and expands the theoretical content of relevant standard textbooks on monetary and currency theory with practical considerations and examples. Thus, it serves not only as an initial orientation and introduction to the complex subject area but also as a handbook and reference work.