CLCC60043 Global EconomicsLecturer(s): Aims
Global economics is a key contemporary topic, which also bears on a range of pressing political, social and environmental issues. This module provides a comprehensive treatment of the key contemporary issues in global economics and the leading models deployed by global economics institutions such as the WTO, United Nations, IMF and World Bank.
It will equip you with the conceptual tools to critique and enhance these models and institutions. The module also provides an opportunity to conduct policy analysis of a global economics issue. Learning Outcomes
By the end of this module you will be better able to:
Evaluate alternative schools of thought on global economics Explain the key issues in global economics Present individual work to peers and respond to constructive feedback from facilitator and other learners Apply theory and principles to analyse a key policy issue and produce a reasoned recommendation for policy intervention Syllabus
What is global economics and why does it matter?
Key debates in global economics Determinants of economic growth Global economic integration Industrial policy and trade policy The international trade monetary system including the WTO, United Nations, IMF and World Bank Currency and exchange rate policies Domestic and foreign debt The economics of population growth Social welfare programmes Sustainable development and the environment Key challenges in the current global economic environment Exam Duration: N/A Coursework contribution: 0% Term: Autumn & Spring Closed or Open Book (end of year exam): N/A Coursework Requirement: N/A Oral Exam Required (as final assessment): N/A Prerequisite module(s): None required Course Homepage: unavailable Book List:
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