ECON 5616
International Money and Finance: Theory and Policy
The course covers topics in open economy macroeconomics to help students to become critical reader of popular and ongoing debates about the global economy. Topics include international capital flows; exchange rate regimes; theories of speculative attacks and currency crises; causes and consequences of financial crises; predictions of financial crises; stabilization and adjustment; debt crises; international monetary integration; and scope and functions of international monetary agencies.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites : ECON 3013 and ECON 3023 or equivalent courses.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027