FN 435: International Finance

Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 3
This course will describe how international economics and finance differ from traditional macroeconomics, microeconomics, and finance. It will highlight the benefits of specialization and trade (both absolute and comparative advantage), the operations of the foreign exchange markets, open and closed economies, alternative economic systems and transitional economies. Current trends and events in international economics and finance will be explored by students utilizing Power Point presentations.

Cross-listing: EC 435 [p]