Major Works

Man and Economics is both a readable introduction to economics and a work in which a trained economist can find insights, formulations, and perspectives he has never encountered before.
192 pages

In this volume, Mundell regrouped his ideas and writings on monetary theory, as they have matured over the sixties. What he proposed then, were fundamental innovations needed to bring monetary theory closer to the real world observation, and the recognition of the interdependence of regions or nations in a world economy.
French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish editions
189 pages

From the late 1950s through the mid 1960s Mundell produced an astonishing crop of creative work that remains influential through the present day. Much of his most significant work was collected in his justly celebrated treatise International Economics, published in 1968.
Italian, German, French, Japanese, Chinese editions
332 pages

Reprinted in Mundell (1968); The Economics of Integration, (ed. M. Krauss) London:George Allen & Unwin LTD, 1973
10 pages

Reprinted in Readings in International Economics, (ed. R.Caves and H. Johnson) Published by the American Economic Association by Richard D.Irwin, Inc. 1967)
22 pages

10 pages

Published in The American Economic Review, 1960
45 pages

9 pages

Reprinted in Readings in International Economics (eds. R. E. Caves and H. G. Johnson) Published for the American Economic Association by Richard Irwin, Inc. 1967
15 pages

7 pages

Published in Essays in International Finance , No. 85
1971
28 pages

The International Disequilibrium System
1961

25 pages