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This classic work of economic theory explores the workings of the foreign exchange market and its role in international trade. Harry Gunnison Brown analyzes the factors that influence exchange rates, such as the balance of payments, interest rates, and inflation. Using clear and accessible language, Foreign Exchange offers a comprehensive introduction to the subject that remains relevant today.
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