ECON353Undergraduate
Introduct.to International Economics I
Printed in the catalogue as INTRODUCT.TO INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS I
Course content
The classical theory of foreign trade and its extensions; comparative costs; factor proportions and comparative advantages; further developments and empirical verifications; factor-price equalization, income distribution and gains from trade tariff theory and trade policy.
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