Paul Brenton Books

International Trade: A European Text
International Trade: A European Text
Global trade and European workers
Global trade and European workers

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Modelling the Growth of Corporations
Modelling the Growth of Corporations

By Jacques Solvay, Paul Brenton, MichFle Sanglier

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"Modelling the Growth of Corporations contributes to the analysis and evaluation of firm performance and provides a useful tool for those involved in making strategic decisions within corporations...

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Enlargement Trade and Investment
Enlargement Trade and Investment

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The Structural Foundations of International Finance
The Structural Foundations of International Finance

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"The Structural Foundations of International Finance examines the ways in which national economies, especially those of industrialized countries, are affected by the operations of international fin...

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Trade between the European Union and Central Europe
Removing obstacles to deeper economic integration in the broad European trade area
Trade and investment in Europe
Globalisation and the Labour Market

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