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Topics in International Economics Seminar Universidad de Navarra April 3, 2008

Agenda Today Topics in International Economics: A Bird’s Eye View What are you required to do Groups

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies –Monetary Policy Key to Fine-Tune any Economy

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies –Monetary Policy Key to Fine-Tune any Economy –Monetary Policy in an Open Economy brings up additional and important dimensions with respect to Closed Economies

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies –Monetary Policy Key to Fine-Tune any Economy –Monetary Policy in an Open Economy brings up additional and important dimensions with respect to Closed Economies –Exchange Rate Key variable in these economies

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies –Monetary Policy Key to Fine-Tune any Economy –Monetary Policy in an Open Economy brings up additional and important dimensions with respect to Closed Economies –Exchange Rate Key variable in these economies –Why so many small and emerging open economies fix their exchange rate?

Topics in International Economics Monetary Policy Strategies for Open Economies –Monetary Policy Key to Fine-Tune any Economy –Monetary Policy in an Open Economy brings up additional and important dimensions with respect to Closed Economies –Exchange Rate Key variable in these economies –Why so many small and emerging open economies fix their exchange rate? –Is inflation targeting appropriate for these economies?

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU)

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU) –EMU: Amazing story… but real

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU) –EMU: Amazing story… but real –Monetary Policy in the EMU context not an easy task!

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU) –EMU: Amazing story… but real –Monetary Policy in the EMU context not an easy task! –Will the business cycle be ever synchronized among different countries such as Finland and Spain?

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU) –EMU: Amazing story… but real –Monetary Policy in the EMU context not an easy task! –Will the business cycle be ever synchronized among different countries such as Finland and Spain? –Will countries be tempted to leave the euro?

Topics in International Economics The future of the European Monetary Union (EMU) –EMU: Amazing story… but real –Monetary Policy in the EMU context not an easy task! –Will the business cycle be ever synchronized among different countries such as Finland and Spain? –Will countries be tempted to leave the euro? –Will the euro become more important than the dollar in the foreign exchange markets?

Topics in International Economics Emerging Market Economy Dynamics

Topics in International Economics Emerging Market Economy Dynamics –A fact: Up to now, most of the world economic growth has been concentrated in three areas: Western Europe, North America and Japan (less than 20% of the world population)

Topics in International Economics Emerging Market Economy Dynamics –A fact: Up to now, most of the world economic growth has been concentrated in three areas: Western Europe, North America and Japan (less than 25% of the world population) –India and China’s growth: How will affect the distribution of wealth across countries and across individuals?

Topics in International Economics Emerging Market Economy Dynamics –A fact: Up to now, most of the world economic growth has been concentrated in three areas: Western Europe, North America and Japan (less than 25% of the world population) –India and China’s growth: How will affect the distribution of wealth across countries and across individuals? –Is their growth sustainable? Will they ever converge to standard free-market economies?

Topics in International Economics Emerging Market Economy Dynamics –A fact: Up to now, most of the world economic growth has been concentrated in three areas: Western Europe, North America and Japan (less than 25% of the world population) –India and China’s growth: How will affect the distribution of wealth across countries and across individuals? –Is their growth sustainable? Will they ever converge to standard free-market economies? –What are their challenges ahead?

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth –Big question: Are capital flows good for the receiving country? And for the investor country?

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth –Big question: Are capital flows good for the receiving country? And for the investor country? –What kinds of flows are good? Short-run v/s Long-run. Capital flows/ Portfolio Flows v/s FDI

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth –Big question: Are capital flows good for the receiving country? And for the investor country? –What kinds of flows are good? Short-run v/s Long-run capital flows/ Portfolio Flows v/s FDI –How should a developing country open their capital account? What should the timing be?

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth –Big question: Are capital flows good for the receiving country? And for the investor country? –What kinds of flows are good? Short-run v/s Long-run capital flows/ Portfolio Flows v/s FDI –How should a developing country open their capital account? What should the timing be? –Capital controls: Theory and evidence

Topics in International Economics Capital Flows and Economic Growth –Big question: Are capital flows good for the receiving country? And for the investor country? –What kinds of flows are good? Short-run v/s Long-run capital flows/ Portfolio Flows v/s FDI –How should a developing country open their capital account? What should the timing be? –Capital controls: Theory and evidence –Positive Spillover Effects of Capital Flows for the receiving country

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances –Are Large and Lasting Current Account Deficits Sustainable?

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances –Are Large and Lasting Current Account Deficits Sustainable? –The US Current Account Deficit: Causes and Consequences

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances –Are Large and Lasting Current Account Deficits Sustainable? –The US Current Account Deficit: Causes and Consequences –The adjustment through the exchange rate. Was the depreciation of the dollar expected?

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances –Are Large and Lasting Current Account Deficits Sustainable? –The US Current Account Deficit: Causes and Consequences –The adjustment through the exchange rate. Was the depreciation of the dollar expected? –Do Current Account Deficits lead to recessions? The Case of Spain

Topics in International Economics Global Imbalances –Are Large and Lasting Current Account Deficits Sustainable? –The US Current Account Deficit: Causes and Consequences –The adjustment through the exchange rate. Was the depreciation of the dollar expected? –Do Current Account Deficits lead to recessions? The Case of Spain –Surplus in Current Accounts and International Reserve Accummulation

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises –Fixed exchange rates and Speculative Attacks… against a currency

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises –Fixed exchange rates and Speculative Attacks… against a currency –Fiscal policy and Speculative Attacks

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises –Fixed exchange rates and Speculative Attacks… against a currency –Fiscal policy and Speculative Attacks –Opening the Capital Account and Speculative Attacks

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises –Fixed exchange rates and Speculative Attacks… against a currency –Fiscal policy and Speculative Attacks –Opening the Capital Account and Speculative Attacks –Banks’ Balance Sheets and Speculative Attacks

Topics in International Economics Balance of Payments Crises –Fixed exchange rates and Speculative Attacks… against a currency –Fiscal policy and Speculative Attacks –Opening the Capital Account and Speculative Attacks –Banks’ Balance Sheets and Speculative Attacks –Predicting Balance of Payments Crises

Topics in International Economics Recent Banking Crises

Topics in International Economics Recent Banking Crises –Banking Regulation

Topics in International Economics Recent Banking Crises –Banking Regulation –The sub-prime crises, so different from others?

Topics in International Economics Recent Banking Crises –Banking Regulation –The sub-prime crises, so different from others? –Anatomy of a standard banking crises

Topics in International Economics Recent Banking Crises –Banking Regulation –The sub-prime crises, so different from others? –Anatomy of a standard banking crises –Relation Between Banking Crises and Balance of Payments Crises

Topics in International Economics International Trade Issues

Topics in International Economics International Trade Issues –Bilateralism v/s Multilateralism

Topics in International Economics International Trade Issues –Bilateralism v/s Multilateralism –Trade Areas: Building Blocks or Stumbling Blocks?

Topics in International Economics International Trade Issues –Bilateralism v/s Multilateralism –Trade Areas: Building Blocks or Stumbling Blocks? –Tariff Reduction Schemes

Topics in International Economics International Trade Issues –Bilateralism v/s Multilateralism –Trade Areas: Building Blocks or Stumbling Blocks? –Tariff Reduction Schemes –Trade and Poor Countries

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