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Spring 2005

Study Unit

Topics

Readings

THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

1 Demand for Imports and Supply of Exports

1,2 

2 Why Countries Trade

3

3 Who Gains and Who Loses from Trade

4 Growth and Trade

5

 

Midterm (Tu, March 8 , 2005)
Collaborative Review
Outline of Research Papert: Due (Th, March 10, 2005)

TRADE POLICY

5 Tariffs

6 Nontariff Barriers to Imports

7 Trade Discrimination & Trade Integration

11

Spring Break (March 28-April 1, 2005)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

 

8 Balance of Payment

15

Research Paper Draft: Due (Tu, April 19, 2005)

Midterm (Th, April 21, 2005)

9 The Foreign Exchange Market

16

 

Research Paper Final: Due (Th, April 28, 2005)
10 Forward Exchange

17 

11 Determination of Exchange Rates 

18-19 

12 Policies Toward the Foreign Exchange Market

20

INTERNATIONAL FACTOR MOVEMENTS

 

13 International Migrations

24

14 Globalization of nation's production Presentation
15 Review - Collaborative Study
Last Day of Class (Th May 19, 2005)

Take Home Final Exam (Tu, May 24, 2005, 3 pm-5 pm)




Readings
Required:
Thomas A. Pugel, International Economics, Irwin-McGraw-Hill, 2003, 12th Edition 
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Grades

Two Midterms 50%
Assignments  5%
Research Project and Paper 15%
Class attendance and participation  5%
Final 25%

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Midterm


 

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Final Exam



 
 
 

  • Take-home exam 
  • Group study allowed in preparing oneself for answering the questions 
  • The writing and presentation of the exam is individual and it should be original. 
The Final Exam is based on: 
  • the assigned chapters from the text, 
  • the lectures. 

It consists of essay questions, problems and objective questions.