The column headed "Required?" indicates whether the item is required or not. You should be sure to look at those that are Required since, like material in lecture and on the syllabus, they may be covered on exams. Others are only Recommended, which means that I will not ask questions directly based on them, but they may be useful in helping you to understand concepts from readings and/or lectures. Still others are Optional and are just there in case you want to read beyond what is covered in the course. Some of the documents are Adobe .pdf files and must be viewed with the Adobe Acrobat viewer. Click here if you need help with that.
| Date | Name | Where | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 14 | Review: What I’d like you to have learned | Recommended (Was handed out) | |
| Dec 14 | "Cheers, and Concern, for New Climate Pact | NYT | Proquest | Required |
| Dec 9 | Environment, Labor Standards, and Trade PowerPoint Lecture | PP | Required |
| Dec 9 | Outsourcing / OffShoring PowerPoint Lecture | PP | Required |
| Dec 2 | How To Save the World (by Jeff Sachs, from The Economist, Oct 30, 2004. | Online-HTML (Economist subscribers only.) | Required (This was handed out in class.) |
| Nov 23 | Washington Consensus | Online-HTML | Required |
| Nov 9 | Exchange Rate Arrangements | Online-PDF | Recommended |
| Nov 4 | International Macroeconomics | Online-PDF | Required |
| Oct 7 | Migration | Online-PDF | Required |
| Oct 5 | Rounds of GATT Multilateral Trade Negotiations | Online-PDF | Required |
| Sep 7 | Current Data on Trade and Investment | Online-PDF | Required |