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International Trade: Causes, Consequences, and Controversies

Economics School of Business Undergrad

Status

Active

Subject code

ECON

Course Number

310

Department(s)

Description

Through both theoretical and empirical approaches, students will study international trade in goods and services and develop a framework for analysis of trade policy issues. Major themes include the causes and patterns of trade, the gains from trade and their distribution, the consequences of trade policies such as tariffs and voluntary export restraints, and the institutions of the world trading system including regional trade agreements. The course also considers many of the current issues related to trade such as dumping, trade-related intellectual property rights, trade and the environment, and the decisions of multinational firms.

Min

1

Max

-

Prerequisites

ECON 271 with a minimum grade of C-