International economics

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International economics is a branch of economics with three main subdisciplines international trade, monetary theory and international finance.

• International trade is a study of the exchange of goods and services across international boundaries.
• Monetary theory is a study of monetary flows across countries.
• International finance is a study of international financial markets.

See also

• List of international trade topics
• Arbitrage
• Comparative advantage

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