LB5236 - International Political Economy

Students will explore the differences in the ways that business and the political economy are interrelated in some of the major trading economies. The post-World War II transformations of these economies are discussed, particular as it relates to the differential outcomes for each economy. In particular, business/government relations and the political economic choices made since Bretton Woods are a core of the class.

Learning Outcomes

• critically analyse complex business-related knowledge and practice from both historical and recent perspectives;
• apply creative and innovative thinking effectively to business theory and practice;
• present complex business analyses and information appropriately to differing audiences using clear and fluent communication.

Subject Assessment

• Written > Examination (centrally administered) - (40%) - Individual
• Oral > Presentation 1 - (20%) - Individual
• Written > Briefing paper - (40%) - Individual.

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