When an American purchases a Canon copier or a Sony television set, a BMW automobile or a bottle of Beck's beer, a Michelin tire or a bottle of Courvoisier cognac, a box of Perugina chocolates or a Fendi handbag, J & B scotch or a Burberry's raincoat, he or she is obviously buying a foreign product.
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(2004)
Introduction to International Economics
by Dominick Salvatore
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Introduction to International Trade and Finance is written for a one semester course in international economics found in undergraduate business programs. The author, Dominick Salvatore, is very well known and respected in this segment of the market. He presents the material using a real-world perspective in order to help readers gain a better understanding of critical concepts.
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Introduction to international economics
2010, Wiley, John Wiley [distributor]
in English
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Introduction to international economics
2010, Wiley, John Wiley [distributor]
in English
- 2nd ed.
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Introduction to International Economics
October 2, 2007, John Wiley & Sons Inc
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in English
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Introduction to International Economics
November 12, 2004, Wiley
in English
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"When an American purchases a Canon copier or a Sony television set, a BMW automobile or a bottle of Beck's beer, a Michelin tire or a bottle of Courvoisier cognac, a box of Perugina chocolates or a Fendi handbag, J & B scotch or a Burberry's raincoat, he or she is obviously buying a foreign product."
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