ISBN: 978-93-6561-746-7
Author: Emile Walter
Pages: 124
Size: A5
Genre: Economics, Political Science, Public Policy
Edition: 2025
Price: ₹250 / $10.99 / £9.99
Key Features
- Adaptation of Bastiat’s classic economic arguments for modern readers.
- Clear explanations of tariffs, protectionism, and economic nationalism.
- Accessible language for students, economists, policymakers, and general readers.
- Ideal resource for debates on globalization, trade policy, and open markets.
- Compact A5 paperback—easy to carry and reference.
Description
What is Free Trade? by Emile Walter is an authoritative adaptation of Frédéric Bastiat’s celebrated “Sophismes Économiques,” expertly simplified and updated for 21st-century readers.
This book unpacks the complex concepts of free trade, tariffs, protectionism, and economic nationalism, making them accessible for today’s students, economists, and globally aware citizens. Through sharp logic and clear examples, Walter channels Bastiat’s wit to dismantle popular economic fallacies and highlight the real benefits of open markets and international cooperation.
Ideal for readers seeking clarity in debates over globalization, trade wars, and economic policy, this Aedha Imprints edition serves both as a foundational economic text and as a practical guide to understanding how nations achieve prosperity through free trade.
Perfect for competitive exams, academic study, and policy reference, What is Free Trade? is essential reading for anyone interested in economics, world affairs, or public policy.
Empower your economic understanding with a book that has shaped policy debates for over a century—now refreshed for a new generation.
Made in India
Publisher: Aedha Imprints / Anubhav Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi
Manufactured & Packed by: Anubhav Publishers and Distributors, Shanti Mohan House, 16 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi – 110002
Binding: Paperback
