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economics and finance

The contemporary economic and financial foundation of the global web of interactions and transactions.

» New Paradigms in International Finance » Economics through History » Economics Without Tears » Essential Economic Wisdom for the Executive » Metaeconomics: A New Look at Economics » Challenge to Globalism » Redressing Global Economics   Challenge to Globalism Globalization: boom or bane? The destiny of our world: progressive globalization of economic and financial policies versus globalization of institutions planted in human understanding and cooperation. Globalization in the New World Economy The Uncertain Fate of Emerging Countries The Impasse of Global Financial Dominance A New Face of Economic Colonialism? The Need for a Creative International Alternative The Challenge of Survival for Less Developed Countries Write for fees and enrollment                                                top Economics through History A survey of economic thought from Greek traders to present-day policy-makers. Economics in an "Evolutionary"Space Mercantilists: Marx, Smith, Ricardo, Keynes European Industrialization World Systems and Dependency The Borderless World - NAFTA vs. The European Union The Politics of International Economic Relations Castro's Model - Social Justice and Economic Hardship Write for fees and enrollment                                                top Economics Without Tears Learn the most essential economic knowledge and understand the underlying forces of daily economic activities. Relevant and useful, this popular course explains economics in plain language. The Haunting Choice: Inflation vs. Unemployment The Slippery Euro The Ever-present Government Intervention The Creative Entrepreneur The Utopia of the Global Market Keynes: The Resurgence of the Phoenix The Prisoner's Dilemma The International Debtor Climate Write for fees and enrollment                                                top Essential Economic Wisdom for the Executive A practical overview of economics for the busy manager, owner or director. The Macroeconomic Environment The Financial Climate The Microeconomic Reality Steps to Decision-making Market Structure Marginal Analysis Games Theory Bonds, Options, Forward Market, Swaps Decision Making under Uncertainty Write for fees and enrollment                                                top Metaeconomics: A New Look at Economics The vicissitudinous path from the Newtonian World-Machine to the dual aspect of economic growth. The Newtonian World-Machine The Mechanistic View of Life A New Vision of Reality The Impasse of Economics The Passage to the Solar Age Write for fees and enrollment                                                top New Paradigms in International Finance The effects of globalization on financial flows and the nature and impact of these flows on world economy. Special Drawing Rights Currency Baskets The Xeno Currency Market The Forward Exchange Market A New Powerful Reality ­ The Emergence of the Euro Write for fees and enrollment                                                top Redressing Global Economics An inquiry into increasing global connections and their repercussions on the economic and political reality of various countries. World without Barriers The End of Specialization? The Monetary Transmission Mechanism Entropy vs. Syntropy in Economics The Unalterable Stamp of Keynesian The Dynamics of Global Financial Dominance The Dark Side of Growth Write for fees and enrollment                                                top

Course Notes: 1. All courses are scheduled on a flexible, "open enrollment" basis in order to accomodate participant needs and schedules. 2. Groups and companies which enroll 10 persons in any one course are eligible for 1 complimentary participant. Enroll 15 persons and receive 2 complimentary participants! 3. Course length: 30 hours (3 hours/week for 10 weeks); intensive, multiple-weekend sessions can be arranged. 4. Courses are given at The Troeller Institute for Global Studies' offices in Mexico City. In-house presentations are available at no additional cost. (Metropolitan Mexico City only.) 5. Course itineraries, fees and terms are subject to change without notice. 6. Courses are delivered in English; Spanish-language instruction is subject to professor availability. 7. College credit can be arranged with your academic institution. Please confirm prior to enrollment. 8. Tuition does not include applicable taxes.