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New Economics Books - week of July 27th

Below is a list of new Economics titles received at the library over the last week. To find out more about a book or journal, click the title.

Cover of new book 'Political economy now!'

LOCATION CALL NUMBER TITLE
SSH HB74.9.A8 B87 2009 Political economy now! : the struggle for alternative economics at the University of Sydney / Compiled by Gavan Butler, Evan Jones and Frank Stilwell.
ECO HC415.I55 T685 2000 Towards knowledge-based economies in APEC : Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation : report / by APEC Economic Committee.
SSH HC435.3 .I62428 2009 Indian economic superpower : fiction or future? / edited by Jayashankar M. Swaminathan.
SSH, NET HC681.A1 P4 no. 380 Is foreign aid a vanguard of foreign direct investment? : a gravity-equation approach / Hidemi Kimura and Yasuyuki Todo.
ECO HG1496 .H36 1994 Currency boards for developing countries : a handbook / Steve H. Hanke and Kurt Schuler.
SSH HG195 .D476 2009 Developing essential financial markets in smaller economies : stylized facts and policy options / Herve Ferhani et al.
SSH HG3881 .R437 2008 Reaping the benefits of financial globalization / Giovanni Dell’Ariccia et. al.
ECO HG5892 .F66 1999 Foreign direct investment : the benefits for Australia.
SSH HG905 .M337 2008 Macroeconomic implications of financial dollarization : the case of Uruguay / edited by Marco Piñón, Gaston Gelos, and Alejandro López-Mejía.
ECO HG930.5 .K458 1995 Economic and monetary union in Europe : moving beyond Maastricht / Peter B. Kenen.


If you have any queries about these or other titles, or would like to suggest something for purchase, please feel free to leave us a comment!

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