Master in International Trade, Finace and Development

21st September 2009 - 20th June 2010, Barcelona, Spain

In the fall of 2008, the world financial system seems on the verge of collapse. A decade earlier, the crisis in East Asia affected the lives of millions overnight. Dramatic changes in China and India have a severe impact on the world economy. While living standards in some developing countries have improved, poverty remains rampant in many. These are some of the serious economic challenges facing the world. Everywhere, development organizations, NGOs, government agencies, central banks, and investment banks are looking for experts who can apply cutting-edge analysis to solve such problems. The program combines rigorous analytical training with a strong focus on policy. For more information, visit www.barcelonagse.eu/ITFD.html

Organizer(s):  Joachim Voth

Contact Email:  [email protected]nagse.eu

Event Type:  Course

Location:  Barcelona, Spain

Attendance:  Yes

Institution:  Barcelona Graduate School of Economics

More information:  www.barcelonagse.eu/ITFD.html

Disclaimer: Vox is not responsible for the accuracy of this information.

Topics:  Global economy

Tags:  trade, Development policy, international finance

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