In today's world, no nation exists in economic isolation. Included will be an examination of the international trade relations and international monetary relations. Topics to be covered include modern trade theory, trade regulations and policies, exchange rates, and the international economy. This course is designed to provide students with classroom lecture, real world exercises and practical experience in international entrepreneurial business. Students will build, refine and practices skills developed during their collegiate career.
Lectures are practice oriented.
One goal of the course is to provide actual documents used for various types of import and export. Business plans used by entrepreneurial companies for international expansion will be examined. Issues associated with such expansion will be examined and discussed. This course consists of the analysis of problems relating to estimating the financial needs of an enterprise and to evaluating the alternative means of providing and utilizing both temporary and permanent capital. The relationship of current financial decisions with financial policy is analyzed from the viewpoint of management and the stockholder.