Part 1: Trade between sectors, trade within sectors, trade along the international value chain, international factor movements (including FDI), and multinational firms. Special emphasis in each chapter will be put on international taxation issues. 

Part 2: will study empirical methods in economics.

Students should learn to understand economic reasoning, such as incentives, price adjustments, and trade-offs. Moreover, students should obtain a comprehensive overview of (real aspects of) international economics.

Students should be able to understand empirical methods and be able to read publications with empirical estimations.

full attendance (> 70%) required.

Active participation (20%), Exercises (40%), Final exam (40%). All parts need to be positive.

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