This is an interactive on-line course teaching the fundamentals of international trade policy. The course is in two parts: Basic models of international trade The theory and economic models of international trade - mobilities of goods and factors Trade policies and welfare analysis Applications of the tools to international trade policy

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This is teaching material developed by the University of Western Australia, for the Department of Economics Units 400.203, 400.235 and 400.500.

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