This course is designed to provide International Business track students with an analytical framework, based on microeconomic theory, for studying law and policy questions relating to international trade issues. Topics covered include comparative advantage and the gains from trade, patterns of trade, the effects of tariffs, subsidies and other trade laws, balance of payments issues, exchange rate determination, and industrial policy.
| CRN | Sec. | Instructor(s) | Cr. | Room. | Days, Time | Final Exam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 77563 | 001 | Schäfer | 2 | Hazel Hall 225 | Wed 8:00pm-9:50pm |
12-05 6:00pm |
