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European Economic Integration_ Mock Exam.pdf | Mock exam | Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. | |
Exam-sample essay 1 (29.5 pts of 30) .pdf | Sample exam essay 1 | Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. | |
Exam-sample essay 2 (28 pts of 30).pdf | Sample exam essay 2 | Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. | |
Sample_handout_bailouts_20pts.pdf | Sample handout (full points) | Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. |
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
Introductory comprehensive course to European economic integration. Individual topics of economic integration are approached from three angles: i) theoretical background helping to understand and assess the economics of integration, ii) historical perspective of integration processes, and iii) seminar discussion focusing on current problems and challenges. |
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
Lectures are delivered in-person. Lecture notes are uploaded by the end of each week. Students who are for objective reasons (illness, study abroad etc.) unable to attend the lecture in person, can attend remotely through the following MS Teams link. Seminars take the form of structured debates among students. More details will be provided in the first seminar.
Consultations by appointment. |
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
Course requirements: I. Debates in seminars - 40 points (40% of total grade) II. Final written examination - 60 points (60% of total grade) The exam will be held remotely. Grading scale out of 100 % Failed: 0-50 % = F Passed: 51-60 % = E 61-70 % = D 71-80 % = C 81-90 % = B 91% and more =A Full information about course requirements described in introductory presentation EEI available in SIS. For additional information, please visit the course webpage: http://ies.fsv.cuni.cz/en/syllab/JEB026/ E-mail for communication: ies.fsv.eei@gmail.com
This is a bachelor course and therefore it has standard prerequisites.
First, you will need the ability to work with (and think critically of) various resources (lectures, seminar readings, complementary reading list, background textbook, various websites). Second, we will mainly follow the book “The Economics of European Integration” written by R. Baldwin and Ch. Wyplosz. (4th edition). Third, seminars with structured debates on current European topics will be managed by Martin, Michal, and Tomas. Fourth, the final exam will be held in January 2022 and/or during the last week of semester. Exaxt dates TBC. Finally, there is a more advanced/practicaly oriented course "European Economic Policies" (JEM012).
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Poslední úprava: Martin Kábrt, M.Sc. (25.09.2023)
1. Basic Notions and Concepts: stages and methods of integration, dimensions and forms of integration, economic arguments of subsidiarity, legal foundations of the EU and its constitutional treaties, main European institutions. 11. Taxation Policy: Corporate taxation and profit shifting, international tax avoidance and evasion, tax havens, tax competition, transfer pricing, country-by-country reporting, common consolidated tax based, and other potential remedies. |