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Class Detail:

FA 2009
Economics
ECON 453 - The European Economy
Section 001

Credits: 4
Enforced Prerequisites: ECON 401 with a grade of at least C-; or graduate standing.
Repeatability: May not be repeated for credit.
Rackham Information: Rackham credit requires additional work.
Primary Instructor: Adams,William J

 

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The structure, function, and performance of the European economy since World War II. Emphasis is placed on description and analysis of European economic integration. Topics include:

  • the origins and institutions of the European Union,
  • creation of the customs union,
  • unification of the internal market,
  • implementation of common policies for agriculture and competition,
  • monetary union,
  • geographic enlargement, and
  • social Europe.

Students are expected to participate actively during lectures and sections alike. Once enrollment reaches its cap, students are taken in order from the waiting list, should places become available. Students who miss the first two days of class without permission will be dropped automatically from the course.

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Coursepack Location: Dollar Bill

ISBN: 0077111192 The economics of European integration, Author: Richard Baldwin; Charles Wyplosz., Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education 2. ed. 2006
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