This book is written to provide a concise and business-oriented introduction to the key topics in International Trade and International Finance.  The authors have deliberately avoided rigorous treatment of trade theories and rely on intuitive explanations. This differentiates the book from competitors.

Each chapter begins with a problem drawn from the real world economy to emphasise the relevance of economic theory in the business world.

This book is for students taking an Introductory course in International Economics who have little formal background in economics.  It is appropriate for students in undergraduate business studies, business economics or MBA students.