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The Role of Money in the Macroeconomy, Central Banking and the Conduct of Monetary Policy (Structure of Central Banks and the Federal Reserve System, Bank Reserves and Money Supply, Determinants of Money Supply, Tools of Monetary Policy, Monetary Theory (Demand for Money, Keynesian Framework, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, AS-AD Model, Money and Inflation, Rational Expectations - Theory and Policy Implications)

How and why are geographical patterns of employment, production and consumption unstable in the contemporary world? What are the consequences of NAFTA, an expanded European Community, and post-colonial migration flows? How is global restructuring culturally reworked locally and nationally?

Ideas (World According to Coase), Law (Standards As Intellectual Property, Review of Economic Analysis of Accident Law, Should the Characteristics of Victims and Criminals Count, Private Creation and Enforcement of Law, Less Law than Meets the Eye, Making Sense of English Law Enforcement in the Eighteenth Century, Rational Criminals and Profit-Maximizing Police)

strategic and political implications of ongoing trends in global energy markets, particularly markets for crude oil and natural gas, world's major oil and natural gas producing regions (Middle East, the Caspian Region, Russia, Venezuela, and the North Sea), Producer-consumer relationships for China, India, Japan, and the US, foreign policy implications, especially with respect to China

review of fundamental concepts of macroeconomics, fiscal policies applying to taxation and government spending, monetary policy affecting investments and currency value, periodic setbacks in economic prosperity and the choice of policy tools, basic definitions and general descriptions of economic processes and concepts, economic growth.

open educational resource for educators, students, and self-learners

international dimension of marketing with particular reference to industrial (business-to-business) marketing, questions, decisions and problems facing firms when business marketing involves international markets, some of the underlying mechanisms driving these problems, analytical thinking about the international dimension of business marketing

• Development Economics - key topics central to the economic development of so called Third World nations, central theme of the course is the role of market and non-market institutions

• Topics in Development Economics - topics in development economics that have fueled significant recent debate and generated substantial academic literature, credit markets and the economics of microfinance, economics of institutional and political factors in development.
• Macroeconomic Theory - recent developments in macroeconomic theory and its applications, application of dynamic macroeconomic theory to issues related to short and medium term fluctuations and implications for fiscal and monetary policy
• Economics of Growth and Development - growth and economic development of both developed and developing nations, paradigms of economic growth that constitute core of modern growth theory and studies several recent empirical applications, specific issues relating to institutions and policies