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ECON-244 International Finance

ECON-244 International Finance
This course deals with the theory and practice of international macroeconomics and finance. Concepts of balance of payments and exchange rates are developed, followed by macroeconomic tools in an open economy. Balance of payments adjustments will be analyzed under fixed and flexible exchange rate systems. Macroeconomic topics -- such as inflation, growth, unemployment, the roles of monetary and fiscal policies -- will be discussed using examples from developed and/or developing countries.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: ECON-002

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Spring '10: Gete P. (file download)
Spring '10: Henderson D (file download)
Spring '10: Henderson D (file download)
Spring '10: Antoniades, A. (description)
Spring '10: Antoniades, A. (description)
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ECON-244-70 International Finance
Faculty:
  • Oweiss, Ibrahim
  • This course deals with the theory and practice of international macroeconomics and finance. Concepts of balance of payments and exchange rates are developed, followed by macroeconomic tools in an open economy. Balance of payments adjustments will be analyzed under fixed and flexible exchange rate systems. Macroeconomic topics -- such as inflation, growth, unemployment, the roles of monetary and fiscal policies -- will be discussed using examples from developed and/or developing countries.

    This course is open to SFS-Qatar students only.
    Credits: 3.00
    Prerequisites: ECON-002-70
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