Holiday
CII育成A10 T2T3
This course examines political economy of the making and evolution of modern global financial system from the second half of the nineteenth century till present. The underlying assumption is that the creation and maintenance of this system, the crises and challenges it faced, and the tensions and incoherence it is now wrestling with can be and should be understood in geopolitical and geo-economic templates. The first part of this course covers the fundamentals, including a few stylish (analytic, but not mathematic) game-theory devices, currencies, exchange rate systems, and the balance of payments. The second part focuses on the making and partial collapse of the Bretton Woods system as well as four major financial crises in the long postwar era. The third and final part turns to current challenges facing global finance. Instruction for the first six weeks is in person; however, for the rest of the semester it will be online remote.
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Average GPA 3.88
Std. Deviation 0.28
Prof Tun-jen Cheng (William & Mary). Check syllabus for course arrangement.面授+同步
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