第一部分,当代国际政治(第一至第四章); 第二部分,当代世界经济(第五至第八章); 第三部分,当代国际关系(第九至第十四章)

一、过去20多年中国经济发展的简单回顾 二、目前中国经济已进入新一轮的景气增长 三、制约中国经济增长的主要矛盾与问题 四、未来20年中国经济增长展望

学习目的： • 认识国际财务管理 • 了解国际理财环境 • 学会防范汇率风险 • 熟悉国际筹资渠道 • 掌握国际现金管理 • 学会跨国资本预算 • 分析跨国投资风险 • 规划全球财务战略 第一章 国际财务管理概览 第二章 国际理财环境 第三章 汇率预测 第四章 汇率风险计量 第五章 汇率风险管理 第六章 国际融资管理 第七章 国际直接投资 第八章 国际现金管理

1. A situation is efficient if a. no change can help some people without hurting others. b. the gain for some people offsets the loss for others. .C. the gain for some people more than offsets the loss to others. d. consumer surplus is maximized. e. producer surplus is maximized

Chapter 7 develops the concept of efficiency and explores why many tasks are best left up to the market It presents the concept of economic surplus in detail and looks at how unregulated markets can generate the largest possible economic surplus Chapter 7: Efficiency and Exchange

1. Which of the following best explains why wages in service industries have increased along with wages in manufacturing industries, even though service industry productivity has not increased as much? because

Chapter 6 presents the supply side of the market using an approach parallel to that of the demand side of the market in Chapter 5. The chapter presents the material in a way that illustrates the second core principle of the textbook, that marginal benefits should equal marginal costs Chapter 5 presents the demand curve as derived from marginal benefit and Chapter 6 presents the supply curve as derived from marginal costs

1. Which of the following explains why automobile engines are smaller in England than in the united states?

Chapter 5 presents the material in a way that illustrates the core principle of the textbook, that marginal benefits should equal marginal costs The chapter presents the demand curve as derived from marginal benefits. Chapter 6 presents the supply curve as derived from marginal costs These two chapters provide the details behind the principle that Mc- MB and give students a solid

Chapter 1 Thinking Like an Economist Chapter 2 Comparative Advantage Chapter 3 Supply and Demand: An Introduction Chapter 4: Elasticity