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- School: Maryland
- Course: ECON 340
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ECON 340_4.ppt
Path: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Introduction to: The Determinants and Consequences of International Trade Types of questions to be addressed: Why do countries trade? Which goods are exported and which imported? How does real income change when trade occurs? Who gains and wh...
340_5.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Ricardian Model Ricardian Model: simplest analysis of trade why countries trade why trade is beneficial weaknesses in anti-trade arguments Readings: Study Y&Y Chapter 2 - except analysis using indifference curves is not important skim 2.5.2 o...
ECON 340_5.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Ricardian Model Ricardian Model: simplest analysis of trade why countries trade why trade is beneficial weaknesses in anti-trade arguments Readings: Study Y&Y Chapter 2 - except analysis using indifference curves is not important skim 2.5.2 o...
340_6.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: What determines As trade patterns? two facts from before: 1. country A exported F and imported C autarky 2. PA a PW LF a country exports a good if the opportunity cost of that good in the country is lower than in other countries a country imports ...
ECON 340_6.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: What determines As trade patterns? twofactsfrombefore: 1. countryAexportedFandimportedC A autarky 2. P a PW LF a LC = FA P C < P F W C deductions: thereisacountryBthatimportsFandexportsC B PFW PF autarky b LF < B = W PC PC b LC...
340_7.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Overview Heckscher-Ohlin Model most used trade model technologies the same across countries two factors trade due to differences in factor endowments opportunity costs are not constant dependence of relative incomes on trade assumpt...
ECON 340_7.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Heckscher-Ohlin Model most used trade model technologies the same across countries two factors trade due to differences in factor endowments opportunity costs are not constant dependence of relative incomes on trade Readings Y&Y read: pp. 47- ...
340_8.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Did international trade cause this? Over the last two decades in the USA wage inequality widened demand for unskilled labor fell relative to demand for skilled labor and globalization increased low-skill-intensive imports grew rapidly imports f...
ECON 340_8.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Did international trade cause this? Over the last two decades in the USA wage inequality widened demand for unskilled labor fell relative to demand for skilled labor and globalization increased low-skill-intensive imports grew rapidly imports f...
340_9.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: SPECIFIC FACTORS MODEL effects of immobile factors (especially relevant in short-run) conflict between sectors (e.g. agriculture versus industry) Assumptions two sectors: food (F) and clothing (C) goods produced with: one mobile factor - labor (L...
ECON 340_9.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: SPECIFIC FACTORS MODEL effects of immobile factors (especially relevant in short-run) conflict between sectors (e.g. agriculture versus industry) Readings Y&Y Study Sections 4.5 and 4.6.4 Read cases 4 and 5 of Chapter 4 Overview assumptions and ...
340_10.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Specific factors model (continued) $ Constructing a diagram to exhibit labor-market equilibrium Labor-market equilibrium $ w $ $ VMPC VMPF LF VMPC LF VMPF LC LC L How autarky prices depend on endowments compare two countries in autarky A, B -...
ECON 340_10.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Specific factors model (continued) Constructing a diagram to exhibit labor-market equilibrium $ $ VMPC LF L VMPF LC Labor-market equilibrium $ $ w VMPC LC VMPF LF How autarky prices depend on endowments compare two countries in autarky A,...
340_11.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE new developments in trade theory in 1980\'s why similar countries trade with each other focus on high income countries The logic of the argument Ricardian, Heckscher-Ohlin, Specific Factors based on differences: - Ricardian ...
ECON 340_11.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE new developments in trade theory in 1980\'s why similar countries trade with each other focus on high income countries Readings Y&Y study pp. 107-112 skim 5.7, 5.9, and 5.10 and cases (pp.124-130) (pick up the main ideas) The...
340_12.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: TRADE POLICY INTRODUCTION TO TRADE POLICY Readings from Y&Y: Chapter 6 - study (omit section 6.8, Appendixes A and B) Chapter 7 - study 7.1-7.5, skim 7.6-7.8, omit 7.9 Chapter 8 (omit cases) - main ideas and most important facts Chapter 9 section...
ECON 340_12.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: TRADE POLICY Readings from Y&Y: Chapter 6 - study (omit section 6.8, Appendixes A and B) Chapter 7 - study 7.1-7.5, skim 7.6-7.8, omit 7.9 Chapter 8 (omit cases) - main ideas and most important facts Chapter 9 sections 1-4 - main ideas and most i...
340_13.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: P Changes in consumption and production due to tariff Sd P Equilibrium with a tariff Sd PA PW+ t t PW Dd YP (free trade) t = tariff YA YC (free trade) Y YP (free trade) YP (tariff) YA YC (tariff) YC (free trade) PW+ t t PW Dd Y PA The levels of ...
ECON 340_13.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: P Changes in consumption and production due to tariff Sd PA PW+ t t PW Dd YP (free trade) t = tariff YA YC (free trade) Y Equilibrium with a tariff P Sd PA PW+ t t PW Dd Y (free trade) P Y (tariff) P YA Y (tariff) C Y (free trade) C Y The l...
first_exam_2004.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: FIRST EXAMINATION ECON 340 SPRING 2004 NAME: _ SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: _ I pledge on my honor that I have not given or received any unauthorized assistance on this examination. _ _ SIGNATURE: _ CALCULATORS, CELL PHONES, OR ANY OTHER ELECTRONIC ITEMS...
340_14.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: (TRADE POLICY CONTINUED) An example of some trade measures commodity chosen at random: citrus all information found on the www Tariffs (in 2004) From countries with normal trade relations 1.9/kg 2.2/kg 0.8% From countries with special trade relation...
ECON 340_14.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: (TRADE POLICY CONTINUED) US TRADE POLICY: FACTS, HISTORY, INSTITUTIONS, PROBLEMS Overview an example of some trade measures history of trade policy problems in reaching good trade policies institutional solutions to these problems why these sol...
340_15.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: How can we compete with low-wage countries? see Ricardian model Threatening other countries into trade liberalization popular argument if another country does not play fair, then threaten them with trade restrictions for example, 1988 Trade Act \"s...
ECON 340_15.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: (TRADE POLICY CONTINUED) SOME POPULAR ARGUMENTS FOR RESTRICTING TRADE: FOR AND AGAINST The course so far: standard economics arguments small country: free trade policy is optimal when not implemented, due to political economy Now: have we missed ...
340_16.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Factor Movements: Migration and Multinationals Factor movements are important economics US immigration in 1990s = 4% of population US MNCs employ 7m abroad US capital flows (in and out): $2500 per person per year politics immigration frequent h...
ECON 340_16.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Factor Movements: Migration and Multinationals Reading:Y&YSection10.4 Twofactorsofcentralinterest labor capital - directinvestmentMNCs(=MNEs) - portfolioinvestment Uptonow: assumptionofnofactormovements endowmentsoffactorsdifferbetweencountrie...
340_17.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: The World\'s Economies, Institutions, and Regional Groups Section 6 on syllabus - World\'s Economies and Regional Groupings (this set of overheads) - The International Trading System and Global Economic Institutions (next set of overheads) Regional E...
ECON 340_17.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: The World\'s Economies, Institutions, and Regional Groups Section 6 on syllabus - World\'s Economies and Regional Groupings (this set of overheads) - The International Trading System and Global Economic Institutions (next set of overheads) Readings f...
340_18.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Global Economic Institutions all economies use economic institutions US as an example - independent Federal Reserve - monetary stability - constitution, free trade between states - legal rules for economic activity institutions might be beneficial...
ECON 340_18.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Global Economic Institutions all economies use economic institutions US as an example - independent Federal Reserve - monetary stability - constitution, free trade between states - legal rules for economic activity institutions might be beneficial...
second_exam_2004.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: SECOND EXAMINATION ECON 340 SPRING 2004 NAME: _ SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: _ I pledge on my honor that I have not given or received any unauthorized assistance on this examination. _ _ SIGNATURE: _ CALCULATORS, CELL PHONES, OR ANY OTHER ELECTRONIC ITEM...
340_19.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Currency Markets and Foreign Exchange Readings: Y&Y study sections 12.2, 12.4-12.7 read the rest of the chapter (pick up the main ideas) Exchange rates price of one currency in terms of another link between domestic prices in two countries Outlin...
ECON 340_19.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Currency Markets and Foreign Exchange Readings: Y&Y studysections12.2,12.4-12.7 readtherestofthechapter (pickupthemainideas) Outline: exchangerates:definitionsanduses spot,expected,andfutureexchangerates demand:interestparityconditions exchang...
340_20.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Balance of Payments Readings: Y&Y study sections 13.3 and 13.4 read the rest of the chapter (pick up the main ideas) Outline: simplified balance of payments accounts interpreting deficits and surpluses connections to government policies connecti...
ECON 340_20.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Balance of Payments Readings: Y&Y studysections13.3and13.4 readtherestofthechapter (pickupthemainideas) Outline: simplifiedbalanceofpaymentsaccounts interpretingdeficitsandsurpluses connectionstogovernmentpolicies connectionsbetweenbalancesande...
340_21.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Macroeconomics in the Short-Run in an Open Economy: The Building Blocks Readings: Y&Y Study sections 14.7 and 14.8, pages 430-435, and sections 15.4-15.7. (Read the earlier parts of chapters 14 and 15 only to the extent that you need to in order to u...
ECON 340_21.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Macroeconomics in the Short-Run in an Open Economy: The Building Blocks Readings:Y&Y Studysections14.7and14.8,pages430-435, andsections15.4-15.7.(Readtheearlierpartsof chapters14and15onlytotheextentthatyouneed toinordertounderstandtheseassignedparts...
340_22.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Macroeconomics in the Short-Run in an Open Economy: Adjusting to Equilibrium Readings: See overheads 21 Adjustment in response to external disequilibrium i IS LM BOP A Outline (of this set of overheads): external disequilibrium adjustment unde...
ECON 340_22.pptPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: Macroeconomics in the Short-Run in an Open Economy: Adjusting to Equilibrium Readings: Seeoverheads21 Outline(ofthissetofoverheads): externaldisequilibrium adjustmentunderflexibleexchangerates adjustmentunderfixedexchangerates Adjustment in res...
exam map.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: The first exam is in class time on Thursday March 4 It is in CSS (Computer and Space Sciences) room 2324 Red dot = location of room on second floor Red arrow = recommended entrance to building ...
first_exam_2004_answers.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: ECON 340 SPRING 2004 FIRST EXAM (Version 3 ) ANSWER KEY Multiple Choice Questions 1. D 2. A 3. C 4. E 5. B 6. A 7. E 8. D 9. B 10. A 11. B 12. A 13. D 14. C 15. B 16. D 17. C 18. E 19. E 20. A 21. B 22. C PROBLEM ON SUNLAND AND FUNLAND Currants ...
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Description: The following letter grades are advisory. Final grades will be based on the total points in all three exams, not on the average of the letter grades in each exam. First Exam A-/A/A+ B-/B/B+ C-/C/C+ D-/D/D+ F 44 and above 38-43 32-37 26-31 25 and bel...
second_exam_2004_answers.pdfPath: Maryland >> ECON >> 340 Fall, 2008
Description: ECON 340 SPRING 2004 SECOND EXAM (Version 3 ) ANSWER KEY Multiple Choice Questions 1. C 2. A 3. E 4. B 5. A 6. B 7. E 8. D 9. E 10. A 11. C 12. D 13. B 14. C 15. E 16. A 17. C 18. D 19. D 20. D 21. A 22. B 23. C 24. D Problems on the diagram on ...
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Description: The letter grades are advisory. Final grades will be based on the total points in all three exams, not on the average of the letter grades in each exam. Second Exam A-/A/A+ B-/B/B+ C-/C/C+ D-/D/D+ F 46 and above 40-45 34-39 28-33 27 and below First...
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Description: ECON 340 SPRING 2004 FINAL EXAM (Version 1 ) ANSWER KEY Multiple Choice Questions 1. A 2. C 3. E 4. D 5. B 6. A 7. A 8. A 9. C 10. E 11. B 21. D 12. A 13. C 14. D 15. E 16. B 17. D 18. D 19. A 20. C or D 22. E 23. A 24. E 25. C 26. B 27. C 28. D ...
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Description: ECON 340 SPRING 2003 SECOND EXAM (Version 4) ANSWER KEY Multiple Choice Questions (Version 4) 1. E 2. B 3. E 4. A 5. B 6. A 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. B 11. C 12. D 13. E 14. E 15. D 16. B 17. C 18. D 19. E 20. C 21. B 22. A Problem on page 4 Price Z X U...
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