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ECON 6357 Victor Valcarcel | |||||
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Grades: 999
Median GPA: B
Mean GPA: 2.723
3
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3.7
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35
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41%
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Monetary Economics and International Banking
ECON 6357
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
This course explores the role of the financial sector in the overall macroeconomy. It begins by reviewing various financial instruments and markets, with a focus on their economic function. The course then examines the challenges to monetary policy that arise because of macro-financial linkages. Analytical tools for assessing financial stability and vulnerabilities to macro shocks are presented. Topics may include the study of international business cycles, international financial markets, systemic risk and contagion, and the roles played by international economic institutions. The computational portion of the course covers the use of a software program and/or coding, such as the Python programming language, for macroeconomic and financial application. 3 credit hours.
Prerequisite: ECON 4351 or ECON 6305.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
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Grades: 999
Median GPA: B
Mean GPA: 2.723
3
Professor rating
3.7
Difficulty
35
Ratings given
41%
Would take again
Monetary Economics and International Banking
ECON 6357
School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences
This course explores the role of the financial sector in the overall macroeconomy. It begins by reviewing various financial instruments and markets, with a focus on their economic function. The course then examines the challenges to monetary policy that arise because of macro-financial linkages. Analytical tools for assessing financial stability and vulnerabilities to macro shocks are presented. Topics may include the study of international business cycles, international financial markets, systemic risk and contagion, and the roles played by international economic institutions. The computational portion of the course covers the use of a software program and/or coding, such as the Python programming language, for macroeconomic and financial application. 3 credit hours.
Prerequisite: ECON 4351 or ECON 6305.
Offering Frequency: Every two years
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