The objective of this option is the to give students a solid grasp of international economics and to ensure that they can use partial and general equilibrium techniques to understand a range of economic issues in international trade and geographical economics. There is a particular emphasis on the interaction between theoretical and empirical modelling.
Learning outcomes comprise:
- a good knowledge of facts relating to international trade and of the role and functioning of the World Trade Organization and multi-lateral trade negotiations (Uruguay, Doha,..);
- the role of trade and fiscal policies in a global economy and the strategic aspects involved;
- an understanding of the determinants (eg. agglomeration forces) of interregional and international GDP level and growth disparities.
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LECON2314
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Economic Geography | Florian Mayneris; | 30h | 5 credits | 2q | x | x | |
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LECON2041
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International Trade | Gonzague Vannoorenberghe; | 30h | 5 credits | 2q | x | x | |
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LECON2042
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Globalization, firms and trade | Gonzague Vannoorenberghe; | 30h | 5 credits | 2q | x | x | |
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LECON2865
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Trade Policy and International Cooperation - UNamur | 30h | 5 credits | 2q | x | x | ||
