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| 1011-4694-01 | Foreign Trade and Foreign Direct Investment | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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University credit hours: 1.0
Course description
After reviewing traditional approaches to foreign trade, the course will focus on recent developments. These include firm-level analysis of trade flows, the role of labor market frictions in the transmission of trade shocks, the impact of trade on inequality, and the role of globalization in growth and inequality.