First Year Cillian Ryan (University of Birmingham) LEVEL: First year UK Knowledge base: Basic understanding of Supply and Demand presumed; basic ability to understand graphs in Economics; GCSE Mathematics. Module Name: European Economics Issues Description: At Birmingham most of our students are mainstream Single or Joint Honours Economics students. All are taking a course on Economics Principles in parallel with this module, but we expect them to have a basic grasp of Supply & Demand at this stage, either through A levels or through a crash course in week 1. • • L10: European Regional Policy: • • This lecture is integral to the module, both because of the importance of addressing the regional impact of trade liberalization in earlier lectures (industry gains and losses within countries and core versus periphery activity across the EU) and because it introduces students to a range of economic geography concepts. The lecture is almost exclusively based on Baldwin & Wyplosz (Chapter 9) and for that reason is not included here. The text book site is: • Finally. End of Semester Assessment; This module is assessed by a ‘TIMED essay’ in the last week of term and a traditional 2 hour exam in the Summer.

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See Second year Nick Potts (Southampton Solent University) Module name: European Business Environment. Three sets of lecture notes for a module on European integration aimed at 2nd year Business students. • • • Third Year Liliana Hiris (Robert Gordon University Aberdeen) Module Name: European Economy Level: Final year UK management students These are the 10 2-hour lectures that make up this course (find corresponding classes under ) • • • • • • • • • • Mike Walsh (Coventry University) Module Name: The European Union: Economic Policy • • • • • • • • • • • • • Postgraduate (MBA) Richard Connoly (University of Birmingham) These lecture notes are designed for an MBA course on how economic developments shape political risks with a focus on Russia and the transition economies of Eastern Europe. • • • • 18051 reads.

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