Spring Term 2011 Topics in International Economics - 3336 - ECON 205 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: ECON 100 and ECON 120 Catalog Description : The first portion of the course introduces students to the major theoretical foundations and empirical research on international trade. The second portion of the course uses an open economy macroeconomic framework to explain the balance of payments, various exchange rate regimes, and the role of government. Attributes: Social Science Div GER (01cr), Diversity-Global GER (01cr), BM Social Science (01cr), Foundation/Gateway Course
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