Summary of courses offered in the Master of International Trade and Economic Relations Program in 2009

Core Courses

First Semester, 2009 ECON8071 - Modelling the Open Economy IDEC8010 - Quantitative International Economics IDEC8064 - Masters Microeconomics Second Semester, 2009 IDEC8008 - Open Economy Macroeconomics, Finance, and Development Summer Session, 2010 ECON8071 - Modelling the Open Economy First Semester, 2010 IDEC8064 - Masters Microeconomics Autumn Session, 2010 IDEC8010 - Quantitative International Economics Second Semester, 2010 ECON8006 - International Trade Theory IDEC8008 - Open Economy Macroeconomics, Finance, and Development

Elective Courses

First Semester, 2009 ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics EMET8014 - Advanced Econometric Methods IDEC8021 - The Chinese Economy Second Semester, 2009 ECON8003 - Economic Policy Issues ECON8008 - Japanese Economy and Economic Policy ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8037 - Financial Economics ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8050 - Economic Growth ECON8070 - Political Economy of Macroeconomic Policy EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting IDEC8083 - The Role of Financial Markets and Instruments for Economic Management and Development Winter Session, 2009 IDEC8014 - International Finance, Markets and Institutions in the Asia Pacific First Semester, 2010 ECON8003 - Economic Policy Issues ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics EMET8014 - Advanced Econometric Methods IDEC8020 - Applied Economic Dynamics IDEC8021 - The Chinese Economy Autumn Session, 2010 ECON8003 - Economic Policy Issues Second Semester, 2010 ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8037 - Financial Economics ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8049 - Southeast Asian Economic Policy and Development ECON8050 - Economic Growth EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting IDEC8012 - Monetary Policy and Central Banking in the Asia Pacific IDEC8083 - The Role of Financial Markets and Instruments for Economic Management and Development Winter Session, 2010 IDEC8014 - International Finance, Markets and Institutions in the Asia Pacific IDEC8081 - The Economics of Incentives and Institutions

Courses that count towards this Program

Core Courses
ECON8006 - International Trade Theory ECON8009 - International Monetary Economics ECON8071 - Modelling the Open Economy IDEC8008 - Open Economy Macroeconomics, Finance, and Development IDEC8010 - Quantitative International Economics IDEC8064 - Masters Microeconomics

Elective Courses

ECON8003 - Economic Policy Issues ECON8008 - Japanese Economy and Economic Policy ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8037 - Financial Economics ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations ECON8049 - Southeast Asian Economic Policy and Development ECON8050 - Economic Growth ECON8070 - Political Economy of Macroeconomic Policy EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting EMET8014 - Advanced Econometric Methods IDEC8012 - Monetary Policy and Central Banking in the Asia Pacific IDEC8014 - International Finance, Markets and Institutions in the Asia Pacific IDEC8020 - Applied Economic Dynamics IDEC8021 - The Chinese Economy IDEC8081 - The Economics of Incentives and Institutions IDEC8083 - The Role of Financial Markets and Instruments for Economic Management and Development

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