ECON 623: International Economics

This course will examine the gains from international trade, including the effects of growth and development on a nation’s welfare.

Participants will also explore tariffs and other trade restrictions, the international mobility of capital and labor, and the historical development of multilateral trade agreements. In addition, this course will cover balance of payments accounting and foreign exchange markets.

Please review the syllabus for full course information.

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