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== Home exam ==
== Home exam ==
#) Explain why neighboring countries tend to trade extensively with each other.
#) Explain why neighboring countries tend to [[w:trade|trade]] extensively with each other.
#) Compare Ricardo’s comparative advantage theory and Heckscher-Ohlin endowment model as explanations for international trade.
#) Compare [[w:David Ricardo|Ricardo]]’s [[w:comparative advantage|comparative advantage]] theory and [[w:Heckscher-Ohlin|Heckscher-Ohlin]] [[w:Financial endowment|endowment]] model as explanations for [[w:international trade|international trade]].
#) Vernon’s product life cycle theory explaining exports.
#) [[w:Vernon L. Smith|Vernon]]’s [[w:product lifecycle|product lifecycle]] theory explaining [[w:export|export]]s.
#) External economies of scale explaining intraindustry trade.
#) External [[w:economies of scale|economies of scale]] explaining intraindustry trade.
#) What are the welfare effects of tariffs?
#) What are the [[w:welfare|welfare]] effects of [[w:tariff]]s?
#) What are various forms of trade barriers?
#) What are various forms of [[w:trade barrier|trade barrier]]s?
#) Arguments for protection.
#) Arguments for [[w:protectionism|protection]](ism).
#) Compare predatory dumping and international price discrimination.
#) Compare predatory dumping and international [[w:price discrimination|price discrimination]].
#) Preferential trade arrangements.
#) Preferential trade arrangements.
#) Why there is foreign-exchange risk?
#) Why there is [[w:foreign exchange risk|foreign exchange risk]]?
#) How is private saving related to the current account?
#) How is private [[w:saving|saving]] related to the [[w:current account|current account]]?
#) Compare spot rates, forward rates and swaps.
#) Compare [[w:spot rate|spot rate]]s, [[w:forward rates|forward rates]] and [[w:Swap (finance)|swap]]s.
#) Explain how a call (foreign-currency) option is useful in international trade.
#) Explain how a [[w:call option|call (foreign-currency) option]] is useful in international trade.
#) Explain how a put (foreign-currency) option is useful in international trade.
#) Explain how a [[w:put option|put (foreign-currency) option]] is useful in international trade.
#) Purchasing power parity and interest parity explaining exchange forward exchange rates.
#) [[w:Purchasing power parity|Purchasing power parity]] and [[w:interest rate parity|interest parity]] explaining [[w:exchange|exchange]] [[w:forward exchange rate|forward exchange rate]]s.
#) What are the three concepts of exchange rate exposure?
#) What are the three concepts of [[w:exchange rate|exchange rate]] exposure?
#) What are the causes of currency crises?
#) What are the causes of [[w:currency crisis|currency crises]]?
#) What is the Marshall-Lerner condition?
#) What is the [[w:Marshall-Lerner condition|Marshall-Lerner condition]]?
#) Different approaches to the balance of payments.
#) Different approaches to the [[w:balance of payments|balance of payments]].
#) The monetary approach explaining exchange rates.
#) The [[w:monetarism|monetary]] approach explaining exchange rates.


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