EC 410 International Finance and Monetary Economics

This course provides students with a strong foundation in the theory and practice of international finance and macroeconomics policies, and will explore emerging topics of interest such as a single currency (Euro) in Europe and financial crises in developing countries. The course consists of four parts: foreign exchange markets, the international monetary system, open-economy macroeconomics and international financial markets.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

Principles of Macro and Micro Economics (ECO 231 or ECO 232 or EC 310 or EC 320) or equivalent and EC 321 Money and Banking (or equivalent)