This course is part of Globalization, Economic Growth and Stability Specialization

Instructor: Gayle Allard

What you'll learn

  •   Master forex valuation, macroeconomic impact, and government influence on currency values.
  •    Comprehend trade theories, identify trade "losers," and analyze effects on economies.
  •    Explore global accounts, deficits, surpluses, migration's macro role, and challenges in globalization.

    • Skills you'll gain

  •   Economics
  •   International Finance
  •   International Relations
  •   Analysis
  •   Business Economics
  •   Market Opportunities
  •   Global Marketing
  •   Policy Analysis
  •   Demography
  •   Business Risk Management
  •   Growth Strategies
  •   Economic Development

    • There are 5 modules in this course

    This course includes 4 modules, each one deep-diving into the macroeconomic circumstances that have been brought up in the recent history of four key regions: the USA, Japan, Europe, and China and India. Students will analyze the ways in which international economies relate with one another, the benefits of trade and migration and economic development and how it occurs, among other themes. Professor Allard takes overarching macroeconomic theory and turns it into a practical tool for those interested in the opportunities and risks of investment and doing business in each of the four regions covered.

    Japan: Current Accounts and Currencies: International Economics Relationships

    The European Integration Experiment: The Benefits of Trade and Migration

    India and China: Economic Development, How it Occurs, and the World's Upcoming Giants

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