mainhighlightsoftheInternationalEconomicssyllabus.Thecoursewillmovequickly throughthefollowingtopics.Studentsarestronglyadvisedtokeeptheirreadingofthe textbookandlecturenotesonpace. Lectureoutline:Textchapters May12-16:PartOne:InternationalTradeTheory(5classes)Ch.1-7 ...
Christiano362, Winter 2006Lecture #3: More on Exchange RatesMore on the idea that exchange rates move around ‘a lot’.1. The example at the end of lecture #2 discussed a large movement inthe US-Japanese exchange rate that occurred over the period 1986-1987. The example showed how disrupti...
Briefly describe, giving two examples, how comparative advantage is applied to promote international economics. 2. Explain the differences between comparative advantage and absolute advantage, giving three examples. 3. Define 'opportunity cost' and identify its main features. 4. Outline three reasons ...
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This book provides a comprehensive discussion of the economics of International Trade.Key questions related to why countries trade, how they gain from trade, and how international trade can produce...
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research organizations and even governments around the world have already participated in planning and executing large projects on mass data. We have stepped into the era of big data. Decisions in businesses and economics will rely on analysis of mass data instead of on experiences. Mass data will...
Income effect – lower prices leave consumers with more money left over, and ability to purchase more. Substitution effect – as the price of a good goes up, consumers will switch over to substitutes. Downward slope indicates inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded...
LetFbe a PPTn-party ideal functionality and letπbe a PPT protocol for computingF. We follow the real/ideal paradigm as a security notion. Informally, in the ideal world, parties send their inputs toFthat first replies to the output to a simulator. The simulator can choose whether or not...