Trade, exchange rates and open-economy macroeconomics.
Note: the PDF documents themselves are in French.
File: seance1.pdf
Slides for session 1 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: seance-2.pdf
Slides for session 2 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: seance-3.pdf
Slides for session 3 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: seance-4-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 4 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: seance-5-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 5 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: Seance-6-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 6 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: seance-7-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 7 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: Seance-8-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 8 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: Seance-9-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 9 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: Seance-10-economie-internationale.pdf
Slides for session 10 of the International Economics course. Use them to review the concepts presented in class and to prepare for tutorials and assessment. Document made available to students to support the course, tutorials and exam preparation.
File: Article-1-economie-internationale.pdf
Supplementary reading in international economics. This text explores a topic of the syllabus in greater depth and can serve as the basis for a reading report or an in-class discussion. Introduction, by Isabelle Bensidoun and Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran*: The world economy is at war — in the plural. First, a trade war, driven by US President Donald Trump’s thunderous tariff announcements and his subsequent retreats. Then a war over critical metals, indispensable for the development of low-carbon and digital technologies, as well as for the defense industries.
File: Article-2-Les-effets-economiques-du-Brexit.pdf
Supplementary reading in international economics. This text explores a topic of the syllabus in greater depth and can serve as the basis for a reading report or an in-class discussion. The economic and financial impact of Brexit, by Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol. Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol, PhD from the European University Institute in Florence, is a senior lecturer at the University of Glasgow and a non-resident fellow at Bruegel. He is the author of A Europe Made of Money (Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 2012). DOSSIER | BREXIT IN ALL ITS FORMS — Politique étrangère 4:2018. Since the British people voted to leave the European Union on 23 June 2016, analyses of the economic and financial impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom and on Europe have been legion.