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"Over the years, I have worked hard to adhere to these goals. It has not always been easy. An enormous amount has happened over the last 30 years, both in the real world of economics, politics, and business, and in the academic world of theory and empirical research. Often, I have had to significantly rewrite chapters, scrap old examples, bring in new ones, incorporate new theory and evidence into the book, and phase out older theories that are less relevant to the modern and dynamic world of international business. That process continues in the current edition. As noted later, there have been significant changes in this edition, and that will no doubt continue to be the case in the future. In deciding what changes to make, I have been guided not only by my own reading, teaching, and research, but also by the invaluable feedback I receive from professors and students around the world who use the book, from reviewers, and from the editorial staff at McGraw Hill. My thanks go out to all of them"--
Charles W.L. Hill, University of Washington.
Includes bibliographical references and index.