Modulhandbuch - Staatliche Studienakademie Plauen
Modulhandbuch - Staatliche Studienakademie Plauen
Modulhandbuch - Staatliche Studienakademie Plauen
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Studienordnung Studiengang<br />
Handel und Internationales Management<br />
Anlage 2 - <strong>Modulhandbuch</strong><br />
Berufsakademie Sachsen<br />
<strong>Staatliche</strong> <strong>Studienakademie</strong> <strong>Plauen</strong><br />
Economics of the European Union<br />
This module goes beyond the principles of economics. It explores managerial importance of international<br />
economic relations exemplified by the European integration. Considerable attention will be<br />
placed on the objective of the “four freedoms”, the progress towards a single market and its implications<br />
for companies.<br />
Modulcode<br />
7HI-AHIM2-AI<br />
Belegung gemäß Studienablaufplan<br />
Semester 4<br />
Credits<br />
Modultyp<br />
Pflichtmodul<br />
Dauer<br />
1 Semester<br />
Verwendbarkeit<br />
4 Studienrichtung Außenhandel und Internationales<br />
Management<br />
Zulassungsvoraussetzungen für die Modulprüfung<br />
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Empfohlene Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme am Modul<br />
Außenhandel (7HI-SBWL1-HI)<br />
Volkswirtschaftslehre (7HI-VWR1-HI)<br />
Principles of International Management (7HI-AHIM1-AI)<br />
Lerninhalte<br />
• Chronology of the European Union<br />
• The Treaty of Rome and the internal market<br />
• The European Monetary System and the Exchange Rate Mechanism<br />
• European Monetary Union<br />
• Monetary Policy by the Eurosystem<br />
• Accession Countries and the Euro<br />
• Stability and Growth Pact<br />
• Institutional Reform<br />
• Economic data in member states<br />
Lernergebnisse<br />
Wissen und Verstehen<br />
Wissensverbreiterung<br />
Students are able to outline the chronology of the EU and understand that the EU has followed an<br />
evolutionary process. They have a sound knowledge of the objectives of the Treaty of Rome as well<br />
as the costs and benefits of the single currency for consumers as well as companies. They know<br />
about the implications of the single currency for labour market flexibility.<br />
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