International Economics 18th edition by Pugel

International Economics, 18th edition by Thomas A. Pugel provides a clear, policy-oriented introduction to the forces shaping global trade and international finance. Designed for undergraduate economics courses, the text explains comparative advantage, tariffs, trade agreements, exchange rates, balance of payments, and open-economy macroeconomics with real-world context. Pugel’s presentation helps students connect theory to current debates over globalization, currency movements, and government policy. Structured chapters and applied examples make this McGraw Hill text useful for building both analytical skills and practical understanding of international economic relationships.