ECON 3330
International Trade
Lec 01 selected
This course examines the theory and empirics of international trade, including standard historical trade theories, more recent theories, and evidence regarding these theories. The course investigate factor movements, the welfare effects of trade policies in both industrial and developing countries, and the institutions that have developed to regulate those policies.
Sections
Lecture
Lec 01
Mon, Wed 16:05-17:25
From the syllabus
From the Winter 2026 syllabus by Ruth Forsdyke. Open the PDF
Grading
24%Assignments (4)Best 3 of 4
25%Midterm exam
51%Final exam
Textbook
- International Economics: Theory and Policy, Paul Krugman, Maurice Obstfeld, and Marc J. Melitz
Course rules
- Missed midterm
- Submit a Student Declaration of Absence; the midterm weight moves to the final exam, with no make-up.
- Missed final
- Contact the instructor as soon as possible to arrange an alternative exam for illness, death in the family, or other traumatic circumstances.
- Late assignments
- Late work loses up to 5% per day and is not accepted after answers are posted.
- Final exam
- There are no early exams under any circumstances.
- Assignments
- Assignments must be submitted individually in the student's own ideas and words.
- Attendance
- Participation includes attendance in some classes and engagement in class activities.
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