ECON 305 - International Finance

This course examines international financial relations among nations. Topics covered include the balance of payment accounts, foreign exchange rate determination, monetary and fiscal policies in an open economy, global financial liberalization, financial and currency crises, debt crises, the debate on fixed versus flexible exchange rate regimes, including “dollarization,” currency unions and monetary unions.

Prerequisites
ECON 101 and ECON 102 or ECON 103

Credits 4

Compass Attributes
Social Science, Structure/Power/Inequality