托马斯A普格尔《国际贸易》课件.pdfVIP

International economics I— international trade Instructor: Lili,Chen School of international business Warm up: what’s your expectation for this course? Course Description : We live in a global economy. The purpose of this course is to provide students with the tools of analysis to understand the issues about the international trade. It covers the basic principles of international trade theory and trade policy. We will begin by developing the theory of comparative advantage to explain why nations trade. The question of who gains and who loses from international trade is addressed. As opening up an economy to international trade creates several macroeconomic issues, we also examine growth and trade. For the international policy, you will be required to learn the effects of tariffs, quotas, and other forms of protectionism. The issues of trade blocs such as NAFTA and the European community and competitiveness are also discussed. Some other hot issues nowadays such as trade and environment will be mentioned at the end of this course Objectives gain factual knowledge about international trade Develop a coherent framework for examining international trade policy questions Equip students to respond intelligently to popular discussions of economic issues Grading: Problem sets: 20% Discuss: 10% Mid exams: 30% Final exams: 40% What we learn from this course? Course outline Chapter 1: introduction of international trade Chapter 2: the basic theory using demand and supply Section one Chapter 3: why everybody trade Chapter 4: who gains and who loses from trade Chapter 5: alternative theories of trade Chapter 6: growth and trade Section 2 Chapter 7 analysis of tariff Chapter