(in Polish) World economy analysis and economic policy 1155-12-F22-0-WEAEP

1. The role of economic theory and economic policies in explaining the world economy economic problems
2. Global macroeconomic trends in a world economy
3. Sustainable development and sustainable policies
4. Characteristics of developing countries problems
5. The balance between the market and intervention.... successful
policies encouraging economic development in different groups of
countries in the world
6. The role of trade in the world economy
7. Foreign Direct Investments and Multinational Corporations
8. Foreign Debt. Foreign Aid.

Total student workload

Number of hours with teacher: - participation in lectures - 15 hours - consultations - 5 hours Self-study hours: - writing presentation - 15 hours - reading literature - 10 hours - preparation for examination - 15 hours

Learning outcomes - knowledge

W1: The graduate has in-depth knowledge of world economy and its place in social sciences (K_W01) W2: The graduate has advanced knowledge of different theoretical approaches to economic policy and its evolution (K_W01)

Learning outcomes - skills

U1: The graduate can analyze, interpret, and explain economic phenomena in the world economy and to suggest relevant economic policies (K_U01) U2: The graduate can cooperate and work in task teams when preparing the presentation about important world economy problems (K_U12)

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K1: The graduate has knowledge and skills enabling them to obtain information used to solve specific problems of the world economy (K_K01).

Teaching methods

Expository teaching methods: - informative lecture with multimedia presentations, - discussion, - additional teaching materials.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of macroeconomics

Course coordinators

Małgorzata Szczepaniak

Assessment criteria

Assessment methods:
- written examination - W1, W2
- oral examination (presentation) - W1, U1, U2, K1
Assessment criteria:
- written examination max 5 points
- presentation in groups max 5 points
Final grade: average (written examination and presentation)
fail- (0-60 %)
satisfactory (61-68%)
satisfactory plus (69-76%)
good (77-84%)
good plus (85-92%)
very good (93-100%)

Additional information

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