Study Questions*

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Lecture 23: Dec 10 Environment, Labor Standards, and Trade Answers
Lecture 22: Dec 5 Outsourcing / Offshoring Answers
Lecture 21: Dec 3 International Policies for Economic Development: Aid Answers
Lecture 20: Nov 28 International Policies for Economic Development: Financial Answers
Lecture 19: Nov 19 International Policies for Economic Development: Trade Answers
Lecture 18: Nov 14 Preferential Trading Arrangements Answers
Lecture 17: Nov 12 European Monetary Unification and the Euro Answers
Lecture 16: Nov 7 Fixed Versus Floating Exchange Rates Answers
Lecture 15: Nov 5 International Macroeconomics Answers
Lecture 14: Oct 31 Pegging the Exchange Rate Answers
Lecture 13: Oct 29 Exchange Rates Answers
Lecture 12: Oct 24 Trade Balance Answers
Lecture 11: Oct 10 Multinationals and International Capital Movements Answers
Lecture 10: Oct 8 Migration Answers
Lecture 9: Oct 3 World Trade Arrangements and the WTO Answers
Lecture 8: Oct 1 U.S. Trade Policies and Institutions Answers
Lecture 7: Sep 26 Reasons for Protection Answers
Lecture 6: Sep 24 Nontariff Barriers Answers
Lecture 5: Sep 19 Tariffs Answers
Lecture 4: Sep 17 Modern Theories and Additional Effects of Trade Answers
Lecture 3: Sep 12 Comparative Advantage and the Gains from Trade Answers
Lecture 2: Sep 10 Institutions of the International Economy Answers
Lecture 1: Sep 5 Introduction and Overview Answers

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