| EC 445 Senior Seminar in International Finance | ![]() |
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Kirsten
Wandschneider Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics and IPE |
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Student Presentations: Looking at the course schedule you will notice eight papers that are marked as student presentations. The idea is that a team of two students will lead the discussion on this article. In class you should present a brief description/explanation of the article (15 min), making sure that each student understands the main points and eventual technical elements. Then you should lead a 15-minute discussion on the text. Prepare your questions ahead of the class. Think how the article relates to the topics discussed in class. What are the new ideas introduced by the text? What are potential policy implications? Feel free to discuss your presentation with me ahead of the class. March 3: Purchasing Power Parity March 10: Aggregate Demand in an Open Economy March 31: Exchange Rate Regimes: Options, Pros and Cons April 7: International Financial Crises: An Introduction to Currency
Crises April 12: Currency, Debt and Banking Crises - Analysis and Origins April 26: The Importance of Capital Controls April 28: Macroeconomic Policy and Coordination |
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