International Trade & Finance
Balance of payments, current/capital accounts, exchange rates (floating vs fixed), and trade barriers
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Study the balance of payments (current account, capital/financial account), trade deficits and surpluses, floating vs fixed exchange rates, currency appreciation and depreciation, tariffs and quotas, and how net exports affect AD.
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Balance of payments, current/capital accounts, exchange rates (floating vs fixed), and trade barriers
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