Trade, Global Production, International Institutions & World Economy¶

Human Worlds

What you will develop¶

Trace gains, losses, bargaining power, and institutional constraints across borders and production networks.

Before you begin¶

Recorded prerequisites:

• Markets, Prices, Firms & Property
• Money, Credit, Finance & Macroeconomic Coordination
• States, Law, Constitutions & Public Administration
• Development, Growth, Industrialization & State Capacity

Study and practice¶

This is a study outline. A complete practice sequence is not yet available.

• comparative advantage
• trade
• capital flows
• exchange
• global value chains
• sanctions
• international institutions
• dependency

Comparative advantage, trade & distribution¶

Reconstruct the mechanism, apply it to an unseen case, produce a counterexample/boundary, identify evidence, and defend under changed assumptions.

Capital flows, exchange regimes & international finance¶

Reconstruct the mechanism, apply it to an unseen case, produce a counterexample/boundary, identify evidence, and defend under changed assumptions.

Global value chains, supply networks & firm power¶

Reconstruct the mechanism, apply it to an unseen case, produce a counterexample/boundary, identify evidence, and defend under changed assumptions.

International institutions, sanctions & world-economic governance¶

Reconstruct the mechanism, apply it to an unseen case, produce a counterexample/boundary, identify evidence, and defend under changed assumptions.

Intended demonstration¶

Supply-chain / trade shock + distribution + policy options

This describes the intended standard, not a validated assessment or a claim of mastery.

Reading options¶

Assigned readings, where available, appear in the practice sequence above. These additional recommendations are not all required reading.

• Principles of Economics 3e

Continue¶

Connections above reflect recorded prerequisites, not a compulsory calendar.

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