SP TOP:INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF GLOBAL BUSINESS

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This course explores the principles of international economics through the lens of global business practices. It provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the economic forces that shape global markets, international trade, and investment flows while emphasizing how businesses navigate and leverage these dynamics in the global arena. Key topics include the theory of comparative advantage, trade policies, foreign exchange markets, international financial institutions, and the economic impact of globalization. The course also examines the role of multinational corporations (MNCs), foreign direct investment (FDI), global supply chains, and cross-border regulations, highlighting businesses' challenges and opportunities in an interconnected world. By integrating economic theory with real-world business applications, students gain the tools to analyze global economic trends and make informed decisions in an increasingly complex and competitive international environment.