Money Banking And International Trade - Thirteenth Revised Edition

By: Dr R. R. Paul

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Synopsis: "MONEY BANKING AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE" by Dr. R.R. Paul provides a comprehensive exploration of the evolution and functions of money, the intricacies of banking systems, and the dynamics of international trade. The book is divided into four main sections: Money, Banking, Income and Employment Theory, and International Trade. It traces the development of money from the barter system to modern monetary standards, detailing the roles and significance of money in economic systems. The banking section delves into the operations and structures of commercial and central banking, with a focus on the Indian context. The book also discusses economic theories related to income and employment, such as national income and the consumption function. The international trade section covers classical and modern theories, the balance of payments, foreign exchange, and global financial institutions. Throughout, the author incorporates updated facts and recent developments, making it a valuable resource for students and educators in economics.