International Economics

(3-5 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

To provide, by building on the skills and knowledge from level 2, an understanding of traditional and modern theories of international trade and international finance. In addition, it seeks to provide students with the skills necessary to appreciate and discuss policy issues. PM - Puebla, Mexico - UPAEP Nowadays, in a globalized world, it is very important to know how international trade is governed, which is why students must know the theories that over time have marked the forms of exchange between countries for the benefit of both small and large economies. Rome- Notre Dame Gateway (RY): The course analyzes the fundamental elements of modern international economic theory and policy. Its objective is to understand the behavior of key economic variables at the global level, with particular attention to international trade and open-economy macroeconomics. International economic phenomena will be analyzed from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. Issues related to international trade and the formulation of open-economy macroeconomic policy¿and their consequences¿will also be addressed paying attention to international institutional contexts.