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COURSE:
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EconS 327 (Summer 2019) |
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TITLE:
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International Trade and Finance |
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SECTION:
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G01 |
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CREDITS:
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3 |
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CROSS-LISTING:
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I_BUS 470 |
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DESCRIPTION:
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Analysis and description of international trade flows; commercial policy; multinational firms, foreign exchange markets; open economy macroeconomics; international monetary systems. (Crosslisted course offered as ECONS 327, I BUS 470). |
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PREREQUISITES:
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Course Prerequisite: ECONS 101 or 198; ECONS 102 or 198. |
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COURSE MEDIA FEE:
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0.00 |
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SPECIAL NOTES:
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Enrollment Information:
If you are a Global Campus advised student, you can enroll through myWSU. If not, check with your academic advisor, then look for this course in the Schedules
of Classes under your campus of admission. If a course doesn’t say 'Location: Distance Degree Prog' it is not available
online at your home campus. More info.
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FOOTNOTE:
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COURSE MATERIALS:
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Some instructors do not publish textbook information until a few weeks before the start of the term.
If you choose to purchase your books from a vendor other than The Bookie, be sure to use the ISBN to identify the correct edition.
Special edition textbooks or bundles may be available only through The Bookie.
Required textbooks may include access codes to online resources, DVDs or CDs, which also may be required.
If you buy a textbook in a format other than the one listed as REQUIRED (including used textbooks),
it is possible that additional required items will have to be purchased separately.
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Title
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Author
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Ed
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ISBN
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Required
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MyLab Economics with Pearson eText -- Instant Access -- for International Economics: Theory and Policy
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Krugman, Obstfeld, & Melitz
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11th
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9780134542614
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There are no materials that you are required to rent or obtain on your own for this course.
Select a ‘Delivery Mode’ (e.g., Media Center, Bundle, CD, DVD) link to view an item’s detail. Links are located in the table below.
There are no required media that will be shipped to you or available in the online Media Center for this course
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you can purchase the required item. A discount code for WSU students may apply to
the purchase. We recommend that you follow the purchasing instructions in the
course space to receive any applicable discounts.
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COURSE COMPONENTS:
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Online Proctoring – This course has one or more exams that require the use of WSU’s third party vendor, Examity.
Each proctored exam will incur a fee of $18.00. Students should schedule exams at least two weeks before the date they wish to take the exam.
To learn more about proctored exams, please review the information on the
Global Campus Proctoring Services Website.
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Exam
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Type of Proctoring
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Proctoring Fee
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Time Limit
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Instructions
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Exam 1
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Online
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$18 (Due when proctoring session is scheduled)
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1 hour 0 minutes
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Students are allowed one 3-inch by 5-inch index card of handwritten notes, both sides. Students are allowed the use of a calculator. It can be a standalone calculator of any type or a calculator on the computer that the proctor can see, but it cannot be a calculator on a phone or other device that potentially has internet access that the proctor cannot observe. Students are allowed clean scratch paper.
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Exam 2
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Online
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$18 (Due when proctoring session is scheduled)
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1 hour 0 minutes
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Students are allowed one 3-inch by 5-inch index card of handwritten notes, both sides. Students are allowed the use of a calculator. It can be a standalone calculator of any type or a calculator on the computer that the proctor can see, but it cannot be a calculator on a phone or other device that potentially has internet access that the proctor cannot observe. Students are allowed clean scratch paper.
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Final Exam
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Online
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$18 (Due when proctoring session is scheduled)
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1 hour 0 minutes
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Students are allowed one 3-inch by 5-inch index card of handwritten notes, both sides. Students are allowed the use of a calculator. It can be a standalone calculator of any type or a calculator on the computer that the proctor can see, but it cannot be a calculator on a phone or other device that potentially has internet access that the proctor cannot observe. Students are allowed clean scratch paper.
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The final syllabus will be available in the Learning Management System.
The links below are to tentative or past syllabi providing a general idea of what the course entails. They do not represent the current course’s syllabus, requirements or expectations.
2019-fall-ONLIN-ECONS-327-7884-LEC
2019-summ-ONLIN-ECONS-327-2832-LEC
2019-spri-ONLIN-ECONS-327-9935-LEC
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