Course Description
This course examines the relationship between international trade and economic development. It explores classical and modern trade theories, trade policies, global institutions, trade agreements, development strategies, inequality, sustainability, and the role of trade in emerging and developing economies. Emphasis is placed on analytical evaluation of trade policies and their developmental impact.
This course examines the relationship between international trade and economic development. It explores classical and modern trade theories, trade policies, global institutions, trade agreements, development strategies, inequality, sustainability, and the role of trade in emerging and developing economies. Emphasis is placed on analytical evaluation of trade policies and their developmental impact.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Explain major theories linking trade and economic development.
- Analyze trade policies and their impact on developing economies.
- Evaluate the role of international trade institutions and agreements.
- Assess challenges such as inequality, poverty, and sustainability in global trade.
- Formulate trade‑based development strategies for emerging economies.
