wir250 - International Economics

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two-days workshop in last two weeks of term

seminar paper

At the end of the course, successful students:
• understand the interdependence of markets in the world economy,
• translate economic problems into models that describe macroeconomic causalities and interdependencies by reasonable reductions of complexity, in particular with regard to international trade, capital flows and migration as well as development and underdevelopment in different parts of the world economy,
• derive analytical statements about trade and capital flows from balance of payments and exchange rate data,
• know the historical backgrounds and assess the dynamic instabilities of current exchange rate regimes.