IN-611

International Economics and Trade

This course provides a background in international economics with a focus on areas critical to the conduct of international trade. It consists of four components. The first component reviews various trade theories and direct and indirect barriers to trade. The second component examines a variety of different mechanisms employed globally to promote trade growth, including foreign investment. The third component deals with international banking, debt and debt forgiveness. The final component examines alternative views to international trade and trends in globalisation.

Credit Hours

48

Min. Grade

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