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DMH 160, Tue., 6:30-9PM
The syllabus is here. Your text is Sawyer and Sprinkle, “ International Economics,” 3rd ed., Prentice Hall 2006, ISBN 013-1704168. The publisher provides a student web site which you may find useful.
There will be a 5-question quiz at the start of most classes. There is no makeup on quizzes but I will drop your three lowest quiz scores.
In class, Mar. 19.
I encourage all students to participate in class with questions, comments, arguments, etc. If your course score is a borderline between letter grades I may, at my discretion, bump your grade up based on your class participation.
The Economics Department sponsors the Provocative Lecture series. Three lectures are given each semester, and you can obtain extra credit by attending. Those whose schedules preclude this will be given an alternative opportunity.
There will be a comprehensive final exam on Tue. May 21 in our regular classroom at the regular time.
Long after you have forgotten graphs, formulas, and even some of the concepts, I hope you will remember three things from this class: