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3 years ago
My professor for Int. Trade insists on using his unfinished notes as a basis for the class, so I'm looking for an alternative.
The syllabus goes as follows:
Gains from trade
Free trade equilibrium and offer curves
Applications of the basic trade model Tariffs and welfare
Trade preferences
The Ricardian model
The hecksher ohlin model- fixed coefficients
The theory of international capital flows
As background: by this point we've had a few micro and macro courses, industrial organization, public economics, game theory, optimization, and linear algebra.
Thanks in advance