International Economics (VT IME) - Seminar
International Economics (VT IME) - Seminar
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Project Description
Discussion of articles on issues of international economics, i.e. issues of international trade, finance and policy interventions in markets
Teaching Method
The distinctive feature of the course is a learning-by-doing approach to teaching econometrics, with a strong emphasis on the application of methods to real data and the correct interpretation of results.
Learning Results
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- identify a theoretical approach to tackle a defined problem, and justify individual choice of theory
- apply different theoretical models of international economics to explain real world phenomena
- critically evaluate the character and effect of different theoretical approaches on the formulation of economic actor's strategies and behaviour
- appraise theories of international trade in the light of current social and economic developments
- narrow down a real economic phenomenon to a delineated research subject
- outline and discuss comprehensive research designs for literature based analysis
- formulate critical questions probing theoretical approaches and intended meanings
- give constructive feedback
- select helpful standard illustrations for deepening the theoretical underpinning of real world phenomena
- initiate collaboration with colleagues for solving standard problems in relation to presentations
- reflect their own scientific skills regarding constructive feedback and proposals for review and improvement
Learning Outcomes
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Assessment Methods
- presentation 75%
- participation 25%