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ECO3530
International Economics Relations
Faculty
Prof. Sven W. Arndt
Course Description
This course offers an
introductory view of how the world economy has developed and what the
future might hold, with a focus on the institutional factors and
historical events. Both the world trading and monetary systems are
included. Applications of the basic economic theory to problems
arisen from the world economy are provided. Theory of
international economics and the real-world cases are discussed and
reviewed. Topics include: protectionism, trade liberalization,
regional trade blocs, factor mobility, exchange rate systems, managing
currencies and policy cooperation, and debt and currency crisis, etc.
Students are advised to take ECO1011 and
1021 before taking this
course.
Course outline
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