 | International Economics by James C. Ingram
Buy new: £37.50 / Used from: £3.42 A marvellous book - this has appeared in five editions now and is still, for me, the best on the market. The study guide is very useful too!
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 | The World Economy by Horst Siebert
Buy new: £25.49 / Used from: £9.76 Siebert does us the great service of writing a book from a global rather than an American point of view - which, if your subject is the international economy - is the right thing to do
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 | International Economics, 5th Ed. by Paul R. Krugman
Buy used from: £5.21 Krugman is in the news for rightly opposing the war, but the Obstfeld part of this book is as dreary as dreary can be
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 | International Economics by Dominick Salvatore
Buy used from: £1.32 A faceless run through the main topics - does the job but won't set the world on fire
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 | International Trade and the World Economy by Charles Van Marrewijk
Buy used from: £21.00 A relative newcomer and competent but Siebert's book is better if you want a non-US approach
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 | International Economics by Bo Sodersten
Buy used from: £1.38 This was the best book for years but badly needs a new edition
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| International Economics by Sidney John Wells
Buy used from: £1.92 As with Sodersten and Reed's book, this was brilliant in its time, but 1991 is now too long ago
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 | International Trade by Nigel Grimwade
Buy new: £38.00 / Used from: £24.00 If the module you teach deals with international trade alone, this is the book to get
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 | International Economics (The Addison-Wesley series in economics) by Steven Husted
Buy used from: £2.09 As with Salvatore's book, this is international economics by numbers
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 | International Macroeconomics by A.J. Makin
Buy new: £45.59 / Used from: £25.95 Where's your micro? Where's your MICRO?
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