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Economics 461 Spring 2004 International <a href="/keyword/monetary-economics/" >monetary economics</a> Course website: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~noy MWF 9:30-10:20 (Kuykendall 301) Ilan Noy - pronounced ee-lan Saunders Hall 516 noy@hawaii.edu Tel: (808) 956-7749 Fax: (808) 956-4347 Office hours: Monday 3:00-4:30pm, Wednesday 1:00-2:30pm, or by appointment. Email is by...
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Economics 461 Spring 2004 International <a href="/keyword/monetary-economics/" >monetary economics</a> Course website: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~noy MWF 9:30-10:20 (Kuykendall 301) Ilan Noy - pronounced ee-lan Saunders Hall 516 noy@hawaii.edu Tel: (808) 956-7749 Fax: (808) 956-4347 Office hours: Monday 3:00-4:30pm, Wednesday 1:00-2:30pm, or by appointment. Email is by far the best way to contact me for appointments, emergencies, or clarifications. Course Description The study of international economics is usually divided into two parts: trade (microanalysis) and finance (monetary macroeconomics). This course studies the latter. We start by introducing the major concepts of macroeconomics as they relate to open economies (output, exchange rates, etc.). We then develop models that help us evaluate policies that affect the determination of output, unemployment, price levels, and exchange rates for economies that are integrated within a global economy. After developing the theory, we will apply our insights to analyze historical developments from the last century as well as current problems that face governments, <a href="/keyword/international-organizations/" >international organizations</a> and citizens everywhere. Text: International Economics: Theory and Policy, Krugman and Obstfeld. 6th edition. Grading Final Midterm <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s Attendance and participation 30% 30% 30% (10% each) 10% Exams Exams will cover material from lectures, <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s and the textbook. Exams are not cumulative. MIDTERM: in class Friday, March 5th FINAL EXAM: See schedule of classes <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s have to be handed in not later than the beginning of lecture the day they are due. No late <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s will be accepted but for very unusual circumstances (and only once). An answer key will be posted on the web for each <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> after its due date. <a href="/keyword/problem-set/" >problem set</a> s will be due on Fridays. Due dates will be announced in class and online. Tentative Schedule of Readings in Krugman and Obstfeld: Precise reading assignments will be announced ahead of time in class and online. Chapters 1 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21-22 Introduction Comparative advantage (pp. 10-26) Accounting Exchange rates Money, prices, and the exchange rate Prices and the exchange rate in the long run Fluctuations in the short run <a href="/keyword/fixed-exchange-rates/" ><a href="/keyword/fixed-exchange-rate/" >fixed exchange rate<...
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