In a clear and coherent way this book presents a new perspective on the extent and effects of international financial market fluctuations. It looks at, summarizes and analyses the information problems in corporate financial reporting and establishes a normative base for reporting by the use of an empirical evaluation.
As a genuine interdisciplinary study – the book is an integration of the theory of open economies into the theory of the firm, especially the theories of international finance and foreign exchange accounting – International Financial Markets Fluctuations will be of interest to all academics and professionals in the world of international economics, international finance and foreign exchange accounting.
