目录

  • 1 ch1 preface
    • 1.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 1.2 Overview
    • 1.3 video-preface
    • 1.4 ppt
  • 2 ch 2 Payments among Nations
    • 2.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 2.2 Overview
    • 2.3 Important Concepts
    • 2.4 video_bop
    • 2.5 ppt
  • 3 ch 3 The Foreign Exchange Market
    • 3.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 3.2 Overview
    • 3.3 Important Concepts
    • 3.4 video
    • 3.5 ppt
  • 4 ch 4 Forward Exchange and International Financial Investment
    • 4.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 4.2 Overview
    • 4.3 Important Concepts
    • 4.4 video_foreign exchange market and instruments_8 minute
    • 4.5 ppt
  • 5 ch 5 What Determines Exchange Rates?
    • 5.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 5.2 Overview
    • 5.3 Important Concepts
    • 5.4 video
    • 5.5 ppt
  • 6 ch 6 Government Policies toward the Foreign Exchange Market
    • 6.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 6.2 Overview
    • 6.3 Important Concepts
    • 6.4 video
    • 6.5 ppt
  • 7 ch 7 International Lending and Financial Crises
    • 7.1 Objectives of the Chapter
    • 7.2 Overview
    • 7.3 Important Concepts
    • 7.4 video-knowledge points
    • 7.5 video1_Argentina crisis_
    • 7.6 video2_Turkey crisis
    • 7.7 ppt
Objectives of the Chapter

Objectives of the Chapter

While it is true that international economics is different, your other courses in economics were not wasted! Both the microeconomic and macroeconomic theories that you have learned in the past will be useful in analyzing the different predicaments faced when dealing with interactions of economic actors across national borders. You will be able to discuss issues ranging from rumors and currency speculation to political lobbyists and trade wars.

If you want to keep abreast of international economic developments in the real world, you should regularly read the business section of a major daily paper. The Wall Street Journal, the weekly magazine The Economist, and the London daily Financial Times provide the most thorough coverage and look really impressive sitting on your desk. Most offer students discounted subscription rates.

At the end of your course of study you should be able to understand current issues related to foreign trade and international finance and to critically evaluate the debate around the policy options available to your country’s government. While we can’t guarantee that this will make you a better person, it will make you a better informed person.