International Economics

Catalog description

This course extends microeconomic and macroeconomic theories to address fundamental questions regarding the nature and impact of international exchange. Topics include in-depth treatment of theories of international trade and trade policy in perfect and imperfectly competitive markets, economic integration, balance of payments and currency markets, and the conduct and efficacy of monetary and fiscal policies in an open economy. Cross- listed with BUS 458. Prerequisites: ECO205, BUS 365, and junior or senior standing. (Offered as needed.)