Specialized Master of Arts In International Affairs - International Economics

The Fletcher School at Tufts University

In the last 50 years of globalization, over 800 million people have been brought out of poverty. International economics asks how exactly that happened and how we can keep creating jobs, sustaining economic growth and improving humanity’s well-being.How do economies interact with each other? International Economics explores what creates comparative advantage, how countries contest global markets through international trade, and how access to global financial markets affects economic growth. It further explores how international institutions like the Asian Development Bank or the International Monetary Fund influence economic outcomes for countries.

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