COURSE TITLE INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

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Faculty of Social Sciences, UNIMASmembangun.)LEARNINGOUTCOMESBy the end of this course, students will be able to:o Analyze and solve the problems of trade and balance ofpaymentooo(C4)Discuss the central concepts of international trade and thebasic theories of international trade and internationalfinance (P2)Develop arguments on various trade policies,protectionism, and free trade agreements and justify theimplementation of trade policies chosen (A3)Relate and reorganize the fundamental theories ofinternational economics with real economic situations anddiscuss it in a group. (CS, CT, TS, LS)STUDENTLEARNINGHOURSLecturesTutorialsStudent-Centered LearningSelf-StudyQuizzes, Tests, & ExaminationsTotal35 Hour/s7 Hour/s14 Hour/s98 Hour/s6 Hour/s160 Hour/sLEARNINGUNITSSupervisedLearning Hours1. Introduction to International Economics- What is international economics?- Importance of international economics- Some current international economic issues42. Our global economy: One world or two?- Meaning of globalisation- Economic, technological and cultural integration- Relationship between international trade andstandards of living- Film: Globalisation and Australian business: RipCurl - a case study4SSA2044 Introduction to International Economics 2 / 5
Faculty of Social Sciences, UNIMAS3. Our Place in the History of Economics- Capitalism: Theory and key elements- Global capitalism and imperialism: The logic ofaccumulation- Global poverty and inequality- Development and underdevelopment44. The Global Economy Since WWII - 1- The Marshall Plan- Saving Global Capitalism: Keynesianism &Consumerism45. The Global Economy Since WWII - 2- International Trade Policy: Tariffs and Non-TariffBarriers to Trade- Protectionism- Terms of Trade and economic development- Import Substitution and Export Promotion46. Bilateral and Multilateral Economic Cooperation - 1 4- Economic Integration- Regional Trade Agreements7. Bilateral and Multilateral Economic Cooperation - 2- Managing Capitalism and Global Trade ? TheGlobal Institutions- IMF; World Bank, GATT/W<strong>TO</strong>- Response of the South and other Regional TradeAgreements48. Globalisation and the Free Market4- Reinventing the Free Market- Technology and capitalism9. Key Issues in the International Economy - 1- The Problems of Free Trade- Global Financial Markets- Debt and Global Financial Crises- Film: Capitalism: A Love Story410. Key Issues in the International Economy - 24- Role of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)- Film: The New Rulers of the WorldSSA2044 Introduction to International Economics 3 / 5
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