International Economics

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

The foundation of this course is a standard international economics syllabus, which assumes a principles or a micro- and macroeconomics course as prerequisite and covers international trade (comparative advantage, trade and income distribution, economics of scale, migration, etc.), international finance (balance of payments, exchange rates, monetary policy, and flows of financial and human capital), and the institutions of the global economy. In addition, the course will connect these issues with real-world cases and settings.