Syllabus 1. General Information Class Thursday ... - Henrik Enderlein
Syllabus 1. General Information Class Thursday ... - Henrik Enderlein
Syllabus 1. General Information Class Thursday ... - Henrik Enderlein
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Session 11:<br />
Topic:<br />
27 April<br />
From Communism to Capitalism<br />
Presentation 1: “Shock Therapy vs. gradual adjustment”<br />
Presentation 2: “How to privatize”<br />
Fact-Sheet 1: “An overview of transition strategies”<br />
Fact-Sheet 2: “The economic performance of transition countries”<br />
Memo 1: “Memo to the German Foreign Minister for a visit to China: The Chinese<br />
Miracle”<br />
Memo 2: “Memo to the German Economics Minister for a panel discussion: ‘Has<br />
transition in East Germany failed?’”<br />
Easter Break: Week of April 17 – April 21<br />
Session 13:<br />
Topic:<br />
4 May<br />
The End of Poverty<br />
Presentation 1: “Poverty in Africa: the main reasons”<br />
Presentation 2: “Fighting Poverty: an overview of strategies”<br />
Fact-Sheet 1: “Poverty in the World”<br />
Fact-Sheets 2&3: “Economic Theories on Development” (please share the work but<br />
hand-in two different fact-sheets)<br />
Memo 1: “Memo to the German Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development:<br />
should Germany spend 0.7% on GDP to development aid?”<br />
Memo 2: “Memo to the US Treasury Secretary: Why the US can’t spend 0.7% of<br />
GDP on development aid”<br />
Session 14: FRIDAY!!! 5 May 11-13h<br />
Topic:<br />
Unemployment in Europe<br />
Presentation 1: „Employment and Unemployment in Europe“<br />
Presentation 2: “The anglo-saxon labor market miracle – does it exist?“<br />
Fact-Sheet 1: “An overview of European labor markets”<br />
Fact-Sheets 2&3: Economic Theories of Unemployment (please share the work but<br />
hand-in two different fact-sheets)<br />
Memo 1: “Memo to the President of ETUC for a meeting with the ECB President:<br />
arguments against structural reform”<br />
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