Introduction to the theory and policy of international trade and international economic relations. Offered every Fall. Offered every Fall. This course explores current issues in the global economy. These topics include the role of government and institutions in economic growth, the transition from centrally-planned to market economies, development and environmental issues, and the increasing globalization of business and capital.
Topics depend on instructor.
Courses not presently in the catalog which the department offers on an experimental basis. These courses have included Econometrics of Financial markets, Internet Data Sources, and Advanced Econometrics in the past. See Catalog for offerings. Written proposals must be approved by the department chair. Back to top 0104-415.