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Covers current and recent issues in the international monetary system, notably the exchange rate regime, policy interactions among industrial countries, European monetary union, international financial markets, capital flows to developing countries, exchange rate crises, domestic and balance-of-payment effects of macroeconomic policies, the gold standard and breakdown of Bretton Woods. Prerequisite: International Monetary Theory or Accelerated International Monetary Theory. <a href="http://legacy2.sais-jhu.edu/courses/international_economics.html#IE300718" target="_blank">Click here to see evaluations, syllabi, and faculty bios</a>