Trade Policy: International Relations

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Explores the historical narrative of globalisation in Phase III, focusing on the Great Divergence period from 1820 to 1990.

Examines the trade war's impact on manufacturing and trade relations between the US and China.

Explores the impact of tariffs on trade policy, analyzing price changes, welfare effects, and distributional consequences within nations.

Covers import demand, welfare effects, trade volume effects, and equilibrium in trading economies.

Explores supply and demand basics, consumer and producer welfare under tariffs, and equilibrium price adjustments.

Covers the fundamentals of demand, focusing on willingness to pay and market allocation criteria.

Covers the basics of static games and introduces key game theory concepts, including the Prisoner's Dilemma and Nash Equilibrium.

Explores Ricardo's 'Principle of Comparative Advantage' and its impact on global trade, efficiency, productivity, and the evolution of globalisation.

Explores the Chinese economy, trade war impact, global value chains, and trade networks.

Explores GDP per capita inequality, economic growth trends, poverty traps, and the importance of openness in trade and development.