Economy, asked by dipanjalibhuyan221, 5 hours ago

Why is International Economics called a separate branch of Economics?

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Answered by havyadarji2007

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International economics is a distinct branch within economics because it is extremely relevant to the contemporary, globalized economic system.

Answered by santhoshnpanchal8

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International economics is a distinct branch within economics because it is extremely relevant to the contemporary, globalized economic system

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