International Trade

Catalog description

This course addresses the theory and role that international trade plays in economic integration and development through trade policy. Students review regional and country-specific political agendas, including protectionism and sanctions, and gain an understanding of a multinational approach to trade regulations. Students cannot earn credit for both the MIM and IBS courses, as they cover similar concepts. MIM courses are placed on teach-out. Taking both courses would result in duplicate credit, which is not allowed.