ECN 380 - Seminar in Monetary Economics

4 credits

Analysis of how monetary and financial institutions affect the growth and stability of economies internationally. Examination of theoretical controversies and evidence about relations between money and the real sectors of economies, interactions between central banks, international monetary authorities, and currency flows, and financial aspects of the inflation process and economic stability. Study of the effects of current changes in financial intermediaries and structures.

Prerequisite: ECN 282. Effective Spring 2018 the prerequisite will be ECN 282 or concurrent registration in or completion of ECN 286 or MAT 336.
Instructor: Chan