This book provides a comprehensive examination of global trade systems, economic policies and their influence on international relations and development. It explores the frameworks shaping world trade, including policy-making institutions, trade agreements and macroeconomic strategies of various countries. The book aims to equip readers—students, researchers, policymakers and professionals—with an analytical understanding of how global trade and economic policies affect national economies, markets and societies in an interconnected world.
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