Session Plan INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Session No. 1 Topic / Theme International trade, WTO & Globalization Current trends in international trade, reforms for the growth of foreign trade challenges and oppturinites in international trade Agreements of WTO India and WTO Readings International business by Charles Hills International business Justin Paul websites www.wto.org

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International business Justin Paul websites www.wto.org Theories of international International business trade comparative Justin Paul website advantage, H-O theory, www.wto.org Porter theory Indias trade policy, Website of DGFT Min History of Indias trade of commerce policy, long term export import policy, highlights of foreign trade policy 2009-2014 Global monetary system IMF EXCHANGE RATE MANAGEMENT AND FEMA STRATEGY IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PRODUCT AND EXPORT IMPORT BY PRCICING STRATEGY DC KAPOOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Regional trading blocks International business and India Justin Paul websites Global financial International business management, benefits of Justin Paul websites global capital FDI, FII, ECB, GDR, ADR International capital, International production, International business distribution(logistics) and Justin Paul websites

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International business Justin Paul websites AN OVERVIEW AND International business EXAM PROBABLES Justin Paul websites

Essential readings (text book International business, Justin Paul, , International Business, by Charles Hills, TATA MCGRAW) Suggested readings: (daily reading of Economic Times, Business Standards, case study, and material given in the class from time to time). Websites of Ministry of Commerce, DGFT, RBI, Economic Survey, Ministry of Finance

Evaluation scheme: Mid term examination 15 marks End term examination 60 marks Class participation 10 marks

Project / presentation -15 marks

Objective of the Course:

The course will expose students about WTO, International trade theory, Indias trade policy, trade performance, international business strategy, practical aspects of export and import management, foreign exchange and international capital markets including international risk management and important aspects of import and export documentation. The course will focus on blending theories with practicals so that participants get a fairly good idea of foreign trade in contemporary times and take up assignments in International business.