国际经济合作导论及第一章全球化及经济发展英文版原创图文并茂问题启示

InternationalEconomicsCooperationCourseIntroduction

(1)Coursecontents(2)Coursedescription(3)Course

objectives(4)AssessmentandRequirements(1)CourseContents1.Contemporaryworldeconomyanditsdevelopment2.Catalystsofworldeconomicdevelopment3.Globalizationera4.Regionaleconomicintegration5.Freedomoftrade----forerunnerofeconomicglobalization6.Financialglobalization7.Challengestothesustainabledevelopmentoftheworldeconomy8.Internationalcollaborationandcoordination9.Countriesintheglobalizedworldeconomy10.China’seconomicreformanditsintegrationintotheworldeconomy(2)Coursedescriptiona.Thecharacteristicsofeconomicglobalizationanditsdevelopmentb.Theinfluenceofglobalizationontheregionaleconomy,nationaleconomyandenterprisesc.Internationalcooperationandcoordinationd.Economicintegrationaroundtheworldduringtheglobalizatione.ThechallengesforsustainabledevelopmentofeconomyStudythelawsofworldeconomicchangeanddevelopment.(3)Courseobjectives

Afterthecompletionofthewholecourse,studentsaresupposedto:comprehendthebasiccharacteristicsofworldeconomy.Understandthethelawofchangeanddevelopmentofworldeconomy.Analyzeeconomicphenomenoninreallifesituationsaccordingtoeconomictheorieslearnedbefore.

(4)AssessmentandRequirementsThecoursewillbeassessedasfollows:ReadthetextbookcarefullyandanswerquestionspositivelyRoutineperformance:including

routineattendance,in-classpractice,testsandoutside-classassignmentsFinalexamYouareappreciatedfornot

beinglateforclassorabsentfromclass.chewinggumsorlisteningtothemusicduringclasses.pickingupthecellphoneorlettingthephoneringorwatchviedosduringclasses.CourseIntroduction

(1)Coursecontents(2)Coursedescription(3)Course

objectives(4)AssessmentandRequirementsWarmingupSUSAN’SstoryExamplesforglobalizationOneWorldOneDreamSUSAN’SSTORYWhatisyourfirstimpressionOnBeijingorChina?ForeignbrandscanbeseeneverywhereinChina.China’sfamousbrandsintheworld

Do

they

have

anything

incommon?Whatismostglobalized?Somethingsaremoreglobalizedthanothers…HowGlobal?Extremely

VeryModeratelyNotsomuchWhatismostglobalized?Somethingsaremoreglobalizedthanothers…HowGlobal?ExtremelyCapitalflowsVeryTradeModeratelyCorporations,FDI,ProductionNotsomuchLabor(workers)ChapterOne

ContemporaryWorldEconomyandItsDevelopmentKeyIssues:Whyshouldwestudytheworldeconomy?Howimportantistheenvironmentforthesustainableeconomicdevelopment?Howimportantarethenaturalresourcesfortheeconomicdevelopment?Whatdoesthehistoricalreviewoftheworldeconomytellus?MaincontentsHistoricalreviewofworldeconomyThedefinitionofworldeconomyThethreeelementsofworldeconomy

The

subjectthemeofworldeconomyTheworldeconomicsystemdiscussion1.Whatisnationaleconomy?Thenationaleconomyreferstotheinterrelatedwholeformedbythesocialproductiondepartments,circulationdepartmentsandothereconomicsectorswithinamoderncountry.2.What’stherelationshipbetweenthenationaleconomyandtheworldeconomy?(takesthforexample)interdependent1.1.FundamentalElementsoftheContemporaryWorldEconomy

1.1.1TheDefinitionoftheWorldEconomy

Aneconomicdevelopmentsystemgoingbeyondthenation-stateboundary,inwhichallnationaleconomiesareintegratedintoaninterdependentbodythroughinternationaldivisionoflabor,worldmarket,internationalizedexchangetoolsandfreemovementofproductionfactorsintheglobalizationerainternationaldivisionoflaborThe

divisionoflabour

istheseparationoftasksinany

system

sothatparticipantsmayspecialize.Individuals,organizations,andnationsareendowedwithoracquirespecializedcapabilities.Specializedcapabilitiesmayincludeequipmentor

naturalresources

inadditiontoskillsandtraining.Complexcombinationsofsuchassetsareoftenimportant,whenmultipleitemsofspecializedequipmentandskilledoperatorsareusedtoproduceasingleproduct.Thedivisionoflabouristhemotivefor

tradeandthesourceof

economicinterdependence.The

structure

of

the

aircraft：China&America

Engine：

AmericaHydraulicpressurecircuit：America

ComputerAccessories

:ChinaAssemblyaccessories：AmericaBoeing787DreamlinerChina’sinternationaldivisionoflaborintheworldMadeinChina.China’sinternationaldivisionoflaborintheworldMadeinChina.China’sinternationaltradeislargelyrelatedtolabor,butnotrelatedtoresearchanddevelopment.Chineseproductsforexportarealmostlabor-intensiveandinthelow-endofvaluechain.Theyrelyonlowcosttocompetewithrivals.CreatedinChinaDiscussionTalkaboutthecurrentsituationofyourcountry’sinternationaldivisionoflaborintheworld.1.1.FundamentalElementsoftheContemporaryWorldEconomy

1.1.1TheDefinitionoftheWorldEconomy

Aneconomicdevelopmentsystemgoingbeyondthenation-stateboundary,inwhichallnationaleconomiesareintegratedintoaninterdependentbodythroughinternationaldivisionoflabor,worldmarket,internationalizedexchangetoolsandfreemovementofproductionfactorsintheglobalizationera

productionfactorsTherearethree

basic

resourcesorfactorsofproduction:

land,

labor

and

capital.

1.1.FundamentalElementsoftheContemporaryWorldEconomy

1.1.1TheDefinitionoftheWorldEconomy

Aneconomicdevelopmentsystemgoingbeyondthenation-stateboundary,inwhichallnationaleconomiesareintegratedintoaninterdependentbodythroughinternationaldivisionoflabor,worldmarket,internationalizedexchangetoolsandfreemovementofproductionfactorsintheglobalizationera

MaincontentsHistoricalreviewofworldeconomyThedefinitionofworldeconomyThethreeelementsofworldeconomy

The

subjectthemeofworldeconomyTheworldeconomicsystem1.1.2TheSubjectthemeoftheWorldEconomy

Thedevelopmentoftheworldeconomicglobalization(clou)globaltrade/investment/technology/multinationalfirmEconomiclinkagesofnationaleconomies(ChinaandUSeconomiccooperation)

Nationaleconomies

Problemsandchallenges

Problemsandchallenges

oftheWorldEconomy

Theseproblemsincludeglobal

inequality

andunequaleconomicdevelopment,global

poverty,theexhaustionofnon-renewableresources,

depletionoftheenvironment

andglobalwarming,andsystemicproblemsassociatedwithinadequateregulationof

financialmarkets.Theseglobalproblemsarelongerterm,andmayrequireastrategicapproachtofindingsolutions.

MaincontentsHistoricalreviewofworldeconomyThedefinitionofworldeconomyThethreeelementsofworldeconomy

The

subjectthemeofworldeconomyTheworldeconomicsystem1.1.3TheThreeElementsoftheWorldEconomy

PeopleNaturalresourcesEcologicalenvironmentPeople:controllingforceoftheworldeconomy, dualfeatures:basicproductionfactorandconsumerdiscussionWhichoneisthemostpopulouscontinent?Whichoneisthemostpopulouscountry?discussionWiththeincreaseofhumanpopulation,theworldeconomyhaskeptgrowingrapidlyintermsofspeedandtotalvolume.1.1.3TheThreeElementsoftheWorldEconomy

People:controllingforceoftheworldeconomy, dualfeatures:basicproductionfactorandconsumer(video)

Naturalresources

:basicmaterialsuppliesforproduction,distributionandlocationofnaturalresourceshavegreatimpactontheeconomicpatternoftheworldeconomy(introduction?)Whatresourcesareabundantinyourcountry?discussionWhatarethemostimportantnaturalresourcessforeconomicdevelopment?Whichcountriesarerichinoil,coalandnaturalgas?discussionJapan’sImport99.7%ofoil97.7%ofcoal96.6%ofnaturalgas60%ofagriculturalproductsIsthepossessionofnaturalresourcesindispensableforeconomicdevelopment?1.1.3TheThreeElementsoftheWorldEconomy

People:controllingforceoftheworldeconomy, dualfeatures:basicproductionfactorandconsumer(video)

Naturalresources

:basicmaterialsuppliesforproduction,distributionandlocationofnaturalresourceshavegreatimpactontheeconomicpatternoftheworldeconomy(introduction?)Ecologicalenvironment

:supportingsystemforlives,maintainthephysical,geographicalandchemicalmetabolizingmovementoftheearth

Whataretheproblemsaboutecologicalenvironmentinyourcountry?

discussionMaincontentsHistoricalreviewofworldeconomyThedefinitionofworldeconomyThethreeelementsofworldeconomy

The

subjectthemeofworldeconomyTheworldeconomicsystem1.1.4TheWorldEconomicSystem

definitionChinesescholar:worldeconomicsystemisaneconomicrelationshipandbalancingstatusofcountriesbasedontheireconomicpowerandmutualrestrainingabilities:acountryoracountrygroupactsasthecoreoftheworldeconomyor“headofthetrain”WesternscholarrepresentedbyWallenstein:world-systemisaninterdependentsystemofcountrieslinkedbyeconomicandpoliticalcompetition.Heproposesfourdifferentcategories,core,semi-periphery,periphery,andexternal.

Aworldmapofcountriesbytradingstatus,late20thcentury,usingtheworldsystemdifferentiationintocorecountries(blue),semi-peripherycountries(purple)andperipherycountries(red).BasedonthelistinDunn,Kawana,Brewer(2000).MaincontentsHistoricalreviewofworldeconomyThedefinitionofworldeconomyThethreeelementsofworldeconomy

The

subjectthemeofworldeconomyTheworldeconomicsystem1.2.HistoricalReviewoftheWorldEconomy

1.2.1TheExplorationErato1500

1.2.2TheInternationalCirculationofGoods1.2.3TheInternationalOutflowofCapital:1.2.4TheInternationalMovementofProductionFactors1.2.5TheGlobalizationEraSince19801.2.6DrivingForcesofPost-1980Globalization

1.2.1TheExplorationErato1500

1.2.2TheInternationalCirculationofGoods

Developmentofmegalanguages Writingandprintingtechnologies

Transportationinnovations

Unifiedworldexchangetool

Retailestablishments

Developmentofnewtechnologyinproduction,transportationandcommunicationincreasedtheefficiencyofproductionandacceleratedthepresenceofmega-enterprises Accumulationofcapitalin