This course studies a collection of important research topics in international finance. The first half of the course covers several fundamental theorems such as purchasing power parity, interest rate parity, international Fisher effect, and so forth. The other half of the course will focus on regional study for Southeast Asia countries, China, USA, and the European Union. The theories, the role of these selected countries, and the regional agreements will be addressed based on a pool of handouts and journal papers. Reading assignments will be given for every week, and this course will progress in the form of seminar in which student participation and discussion is much required.

This course studies a collection of important research topics in international finance. The first half of the course covers several fundamental theorems such as purchasing power parity, interest rate parity, international Fisher effect, and so forth. The other half of the course will focus on regional study for Southeast Asia countries, China, USA, and the European Union. The theories, the role of these selected countries, and the regional agreements will be addressed based on a pool of handsouts and journal papers. Reading assignments will be given for every week, and this course will progress in the form of seminar in which student participation and discussion is much required.

This course studies a collection of important research topics in international finance. The first half of the course covers several fundamental theorems such as purchasing power parity, interest rate parity, international Fisher effect, and so forth. The other half of the course will focus on regional study for Southeast Asia countries, China, USA, and the European Union. The theories, the role of these selected countries, and the regional agreements will be addressed based on a pool of handouts and journal papers. Reading assignments will be given for every week, and this course will progress in the form of seminar in which student participation and discussion is much required.

This course studies a collection of important research topics in international finance. The first half of the course covers several fundamental theorems such as purchasing power parity, interest rate parity, international Fisher effect, and so forth. The other half of the course will focus on regional study for Southeast Asia countries, China, USA, and the European Union. The theories, the role of these selected countries, and the regional agreements will be addressed based on a pool of handsouts and journal papers. Reading assignments will be given for every week, and this course will progress in the form of seminar in which student participation and discussion is much required.

Will be given in the class meetings.

Will be given in the class meetings.