《国际经济学》课程简介模版英文版.docx

Course Introduction International EconomicsCourse Name： International Economics Course Code：Prerequisites： Microeconomics; Macroeconomics; Advanced MathematicsFollow-up Courses： International Trade Practice; International LogisticsBilingual Teaching or Not： NotCredits： 2Total Credit Hours： 32Lecture Hours： 32Experiment Hours： 0Programming Hours： 0Practice Hours： 0School ： 08 School of BusinessTarget Major： International Economics and TradeCourse DescriptionInternational economics is the core and basic course of economics major in Colleges and universities. Through the study of this course, students are required to master the basic theories, policies and methods of analyzing international economic problems systematically. Students can have a general understanding of some major phenomena, historical evolution and development trends in the international economy. The basic theories that need to be mastered mainly include the classical international trade theory, the new classical trade theory, the modern international trade theory, the theory of international flow of production factors, the theory of exchange rate determination, and the theory of balance of payments adjustment. The purpose of setting up this course is to master the theory of the most effective distribution of scarce economic resources in the global scope, as well as the policies that countries should adopt in the resulting economic relations, and master the methods and basic ideas of analyzing the international economic reality through the study of international economic theories and policies.Course ResourcesTextbooks :Dominick Salvatore. International Economics(llth Edition) M. Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 2015.Bibliography：1. Paul R. Krugman. International Economics: Theory and policy (10th Edition) M. Beijing: China People's University Press, 2016.2. Tong Jiadong, Gao leyong. International Economics (Third Edition) M, Beijing: Nankai University Press,2011.3. Hua min. International Economics (Second Edition) M, Shanghai: Fudan University Press, 2019.Reading Materials：1. Papers related to international logistics included in CNKI China HowNet, SDOL (Science direct online) and other digital resources.2. Newspapers, magazines, books and other relevant materials collected by the University.3. Domestic and foreign academic websites of economic management.Author：Approved by：