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Delivered at:: Department of Economic Theory and Econometrics (Faculty of Economics)

Course type:: Elective course

When:: 3 year, 4 module

Instructor

Golovanova, Svetlana

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Abstract

This course explores the fundamental theories of international trade and the implications of trade in today's global economy. Students will learn more about key classic and modern concepts, such as competitive advantage, increasing return to scale, factor endowments, technology gap theory, imperfect competition etc. A significant part of the course is devoted to discussion of reasons and instruments of trade policy and impact of trade restrictions on domestic markets and social welfare. Students will analyze world trade statistics with the focus on recent changes in international trade of Russia.

Bachelor’s Programme 'International Bachelor's in Business and Economics'

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Bachelor’s Programme '﻿International Bachelor's in Business and Economics'

International Trade

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Course Syllabus

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Bachelor’s Programme 'International Bachelor's in Business and Economics'