The most authoritative introduction to international economics, revised and updated

The 14th Edition of International Economics by renowned economists Dominick Salvatore and Ralf Hepp provides an authoritative and thoroughly updated exploration of global trade and finance. This acclaimed text examines the economic theories and real-world developments shaping our interconnected world.

Featuring 126 detailed case studies with graphs, figures, and real-world examples, this text connects foundational concepts with cutting-edge research on globalization, technological disruption, and sustainable development. It addresses the most pressing issues facing the global economy, including:

• Post-pandemic public debt and monetary policy challenges
• Rising trade protectionism and the U.S.-China trade conflict
• Exchange rate volatility and structural economic imbalances
• Climate change policies affecting international commerce
• Global value chains and the regionalization of trade flows

Ideal for undergraduate and graduate students in economics, international trade, finance, and business courses seeking both theoretical grounding and practical policy insights, International Economics contains accurate and up-to-date discussions of classical and contemporary economic theory.

Dominick Salvatore is Distinguished Professor of Economics at Fordham University, where he has taught for over 30 years. He is the author of numerous influential textbooks and has advised governments and international organizations on trade and development policy worldwide.

Ralf Hepp is Associate Professor of Economics at Fordham University. His research focuses on international macroeconomics, exchange rates, and monetary policy.