International Economics
Julian Hinz Last updated on August 30, 2023
Lectures usually take place on Wednesdays from 8h30
to 10h in X-E0-220.
Attention: The first lecture is held on
Tuesday, October 17, from XXX to XXX in
XXX.
Attention: Due to the public
holiday on November 1, lecture 3 is held on Tuesday,
October 2, from XXX to XXX in XXX.
The tutorial takes place on Wednesdays from 14h15 to 15h45 in XXX, or online via Zoom at https://jhi.nz/tutorial-international-economics.
The course is part of the module Profilmodul Makroökonomie II. More information here.
Sometimes it’s easier to discuss questions bilaterally. Schedule a meeting here.
Click on the title of the lecture or tutorial for more details.
→ Lecture 1: Stylized facts of Globalization — October 17, 2023
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→ Lecture 2: From Naive to Structural Gravity — October 25, 2023
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→ Lecture 3: Estimating Gravity Equations — October 31, 2023
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→ Lecture 4: Puzzles: Distances and Borders — November 8, 2023
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→ Lecture 5: Quantifying the Gains from Trade — November 15, 2023
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→ Lecture 6: Ricardian Model of Trade — November 22, 2023
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→ Lecture 7: Heckscher-Ohlin Model of Trade — November 29, 2022
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→ Lecture 8: New Trade Theory — December 6, 2023
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→ Lecture 9: Heterogeneous Firms — December 13, 2023
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→ Lecture 10: Trade Policy: Tariffs and Quotas — January 10, 2024
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→ Lecture 11: Current events: Integration and Disintegration — January 17, 2024
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→ Lecture 12: Q&A — January 24, 2024
→ Tutorial 1 — October 25, 2023
→ Tutorial 2 — November 8, 2023
→ Tutorial 3 — November 15, 2023
→ Tutorial 4 — November 22, 2023
→ Tutorial 5 — November 29, 2023
→ Tutorial 6 — December 6, 2023
→ Tutorial 7 — December 13, 2023
→ Tutorial 8 — January 10, 2024
→ Tutorial 9 — January 17, 2023
→ Tutorial 10 - Questions & Answers — January 17, 2023
→ Studienleistung