ECON 4800: International Trade

This course covers the basic economic theory of international trade and the primary institutional environment that provides the setting for international economic relations. It is an examination of theories of trade and empirical verification, trade and welfare, tariff and nontariff barriers to trade, common markets, and the relationship between growth and trade, considered as time permits. Some issues that have been discussed in the past are international disputes over bananas, steel and roses. (3 credit hours)

Prerequisites: Econ 2106.

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