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CDAE 272 International Economic Development Spring 2008
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Class 03 Jan. 22 Last class: 1. Introduction Today: 1. Introduction Next class: 2. Measuring economic growth & development Quiz 1 Reading: Reading package: Introduction Important date: Quiz 1: Thursday, January 24
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What is going on in the global economy? Changes in major stock markets yesterday (Mon, Jan. 21, 2008): India↓ 7.4% Hong Kong ↓ 5.5%* Japan ↓ 3.9% China ↓ 5.1% Germany ↓ 4.2% France↓ 4.7% Question: what will be the change in U.S. stock markets today?
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1. Introduction 1.1. Economic growth and globalization 1.2. Rapid growth in world trade 1.3. Development patterns of selected nations 1.4. The U.S. economy and international trade 1.5. Potentials and challenges
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1.1. Economic growth and globalization 1.1.1. Economic growth and indicators (4) Growth rate -- how to calculate growth rate? Examples: If the per capita GNP increased from $2000 in 2000 to $2050 in 2001, what was the growth rate? How about if it dropped from $2050 in 2001 to $2000 in 2002? Another example: if the per capita GNP increased from $1000 in 1990 to $1464 in 1994, what is the average annual growth rate?
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1.1. Economic growth and globalization 1.1.1. Economic growth and indicators (5) Other indicators Life expectancy Death rate Index of happiness ……
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1.1. Economic growth and globalization 1.1.2. World economic growth since 1970 See the slides from CDAE272class02B
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1.1. Economic growth and globalization 1.1.3. Economic globalization -- International trade -- Foreign investment -- Labor export and import -- Technologies 1.1.4. Globalization and anti-globalization -- Factors that have contributed to globalization -- Who are better off and who are wore off? -- What are the trends?
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1.2. Rapid growth in world trade 1.2.1. International trade and indicators -- Exports and imports -- Trade deficit or surplus Balance of trade = Exports - Imports -- Trade barriers -- Index of openness -- How to calculate the index? = Export / GDP -- How can it be greater than 100%? -- Economic freedom index
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U.S. balance of trade
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China’s exports and imports ($ bil)
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Index of openness (exports/GDP) 1980 1998 China (mainland) 6% 22% India 6% 12% Indonesia 34% 28% Egypt 31% 17% Hong Kong 90% 125% Canada 28% 41% UK 27% 29% USA 10% 12% Japan 14% 19% Singapore 215% 187%
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