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The second part of the course provides an introduction to the major contemporary debates on monetary and financial issues at the international level and presents the instruments necessary for their analysis. A first stage is devoted to the study of monetary theories (balance of payments, exchange rates, interest rates) and to the progressive construction of a macroeconomic model to understand how monetary and fiscal policies affect the exchange rate and domestic product. In a second stage we use the tools thus developed to analyse the different exchange rate regimes and discuss the difficulties of the euro zone.<ref>http://wadme.unige.ch:3149/pls/opprg/w_det_cours.debut?p_code_cours=J2E012&p_plan_is=0&p_langue=1&p_frame=N&p_mode=PGC&p_annee=2014&p_suffixe=&p_grtri=12284</ref>
The second part of the course provides an introduction to the major contemporary debates on monetary and financial issues at the international level and presents the instruments necessary for their analysis. A first stage is devoted to the study of monetary theories (balance of payments, exchange rates, interest rates) and to the progressive construction of a macroeconomic model to understand how monetary and fiscal policies affect the exchange rate and domestic product. In a second stage we use the tools thus developed to analyse the different exchange rate regimes and discuss the difficulties of the euro zone.<ref>http://wadme.unige.ch:3149/pls/opprg/w_det_cours.debut?p_code_cours=J2E012&p_plan_is=0&p_langue=1&p_frame=N&p_mode=PGC&p_annee=2014&p_suffixe=&p_grtri=12284</ref>


= Cours =
= Lectures =
* Chapitre 1 : [[Le modèle de Ricardo : différences de productivité comme déterminant du commerce]]
 
* Chapitre 2 : [[Le modèle Heckscher-Ohlin : différences de dotations en facteurs de production comme déterminant du commerce]]
* [[Le modèle de Ricardo : différences de productivité comme déterminant du commerce]]
* Chapitre 3 : [[Les économies d’échelle comme déterminant du commerce : au-delà de l’avantage comparatif]]
* [[Le modèle Heckscher-Ohlin : différences de dotations en facteurs de production comme déterminant du commerce]]
* Chapitre 4 : [[Instruments de politique commerciale]]
* [[Les économies d’échelle comme déterminant du commerce : au-delà de l’avantage comparatif]]
* Chapitre 5 : [[Les accords multilatéraux]]
* [[Instruments de politique commerciale]]
* Chapitre 6 : [[Les Accords de commerce préférentiel]]
* [[Les accords multilatéraux]]
* Chapitre 7 : [[La Contestation du libre-échange]]
* [[Les Accords de commerce préférentiel]]
* Chapitre 8 : [[Macroéconomie Internationale : enjeux et tour d'horizon]]
* [[La Contestation du libre-échange]]
* Chapitre 9 : [[Comptes nationaux et balance des paiements]]
* [[Macroéconomie Internationale : enjeux et tour d'horizon]]
* Chapitre 10 : [[Les taux de change et le marché des changes]]
* [[Comptes nationaux et balance des paiements]]
* Chapitre 11 : [[Taux de change à court terme : l’approche par les actifs]]
* [[Les taux de change et le marché des changes]]
* Chapitre 12 : [[Taux de change à long-terme : l’approche monétaire]]
* [[Taux de change à court terme : l’approche par les actifs]]
* Chapitre 13 : [[Produit intérieur et taux de change à court terme]]
* [[Taux de change à long-terme : l’approche monétaire]]
* Chapitre 14 : [[Taux de change flottants]]
* [[Produit intérieur et taux de change à court terme]]
* Chapitre 15 : [[Taux de change fixes et interventions sur le marché des changes]]
* [[Taux de change flottants]]
* [[Taux de change fixes et interventions sur le marché des changes]]


= Annexes =
= Annexes =

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Présentation

This course provides an introduction to the economic tools needed to analyze current issues in international economic relations - trade and capital flows, trade policy and international macroeconomic policies.

The first part of the course is devoted to the study of international trade. The main determinants of international trade are first presented: the role of comparative advantages in the development of international trade and the gains associated with it, the influence of returns to scale and product differentiation, particularly on intra-industry trade. In a second step, trade policy issues, the different instruments available to governments and their interactions at the international level (through the WTO and multilateral negotiations, development of networks of regional agreements) are analysed. The main arguments for challenging free trade, particularly at the environmental level, are also addressed.

The second part of the course provides an introduction to the major contemporary debates on monetary and financial issues at the international level and presents the instruments necessary for their analysis. A first stage is devoted to the study of monetary theories (balance of payments, exchange rates, interest rates) and to the progressive construction of a macroeconomic model to understand how monetary and fiscal policies affect the exchange rate and domestic product. In a second stage we use the tools thus developed to analyse the different exchange rate regimes and discuss the difficulties of the euro zone.[10]

Lectures

Annexes

References