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International Economics

Code: LNI52    Acronym: EI
Scientific Area: Economy

Occurrence: 2023/24 - 1S

Teaching Area: Economia

Courses

Acronym Nº de Estudantes Plano de Estudos Academic Year Credits Horas Contacto Total Hours
LNI 45 Despacho nº 6215/2023 7 60 175

Hours Actually Taught

LNI-2-TA

Theoretical and Practical: 54,00

Teaching - Weekly Hours

Theoretical and Practical: 4,00

Type Teacher Classes Hours
Theoretical and Practical Totals 1 4,00
Nuno Carlos Prazeres Marques Leitão - ESGT   4,00

Teaching - Responsabilities

Teacher Responsabilidade
Nuno Carlos Prazeres Marques Leitão - ESGT Responsável

Learning outcomes of the curricular unit (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students)

Addressing the theories of international trade and the micro macroeconomics fundamentals of the functioning of international markets, giving students the analytical and theoretical tools necessary to understand the international flows of trade and the international economic relations and trade policies.

Syllabus

PART I - THE CLASSICA AND NEOCLASSICA THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE 
1.Absolute advantage and comparative advantage 
1.1.The Heckscher-Ohlin model and the main theorems
PART II - THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION 
2.Intra-industry trade 
2.1. Indicators of intra-industry trade and comparative advantage
2.2. Theoretical models of horizontal and vertical intra-industry trade 
PART III - THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS 
3.Commercial instruments 
3.1. Economic integration and regionalization 
PART IV - ECONOMIC POLICY AND OPEN ECONOMY 
4.Exchange rates and balance of payments 
4.1.Mundell -Fleming model: short and long run effects

Demonstration of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit's learning objectives

.The syllabus enables addressing key explanatory models of international trade and international economic relations, on a micro and macro perspective, explaining the determinants and mechanisms of states and economic blocks trade policies, including the analysis and determinants of exchange rates and the balances of payments.

Teaching methodologies (including evaluation)

The exposition of theoretical developments will be made with the support of graphical methods and complemented by the presentation of examples. Students will be asked to solve problems for application of theoretical knowledges acquired. The evaluation system along the semester will include the accomplishment of one work-group and one test. The final score will be the result of the following weighted average: Test (70%) Work-group (30%).


Demonstration of the coherence between the teaching methodologies and the learning outcomes

The teaching methodologies used in the curricular unit are in line with the programmatic contents listed.

Bibliography (Mandatory resources)

APPLEYARD, Dennis R. ; FIELD, Alfred J. ; COBB, Steven . International Economics. 5 ed. New York : McGrawHill, 2005.

GERBER, J- International Economics. 6 ed. Person, 2013. 
MEDEIROS, E. R.  Economia Internacional. 8 ed. Lisboa: Livraria Petrony - OBSTFELD, Maurice; - KRUGMAN, Paul R. - Economia Internacional. 9ª ed. Madrid: Pearson Educación, 2012.
 LEITÃO, N.C.- Comércio Intra-sectorial : Teoria e Evidência Empírica, Ecopy, 2009