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International Political Economics Explained (Simple Textbooks Book 1)
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If you are a business man or economics student, this course is a must read for you. In this course, people will learn about International Political Economy.
It is necessary for everyone, who is related to trade, finance, business or economy, to learn about International Political Economy.
In this course, you are going to read what are the factors upon which the International Political Economy depends on and how it has emerged in the past.
What you’ll learn:
International Political Economy
International Trade
International Finance
Introduction to Hegemony
North-South Relations
Multinational Corporations
Globalization
Lots, lots more!
If you want to clear your concepts and have better knowledge about International Political Economy, buy this course now!
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