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EXGA6312 ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Learning Outcomes At the end of the course, students are able to:

(1) Apply basic theory and recent advances in
international trade;
(2) Analyse international trade issues; and
(3) Debate critically on various policy questions pertaining
to international trade.
Synopsis of Course The course is divided into two parts. The first part focuses
Contents on the building blocks of positive trade theory, the effects of
different types of policy instruments and the welfare effects
of trade agreements. The second part of the course
explores some topics at the frontier of research in
international trade, namely the trade-wage debate,
networks, trade and poverty, trade and environment and
the political economy of trade policy.

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