a) I believe that learning how interdependent the world's economies are is directly applicable to understanding how the world works. For example, it is important to know that even though a financial crisis in one part of the world may not immediately hurt the economy of a country on the other side of the globe, eventually there will be some affects. These affects can range from a decrease in foreign demand for domestic goods to a decrease in supply of money for investing.
b) I am interested in learning more about the appreciation and depreciation of currency. I would like to cover the effects of both more in depth.
c) I would tell the student to enjoy the class. With the right attitude, the readings can be very intriguing and researching one's (potential) study abroad destination can get very exciting. I am much more motivated now to studying abroad, particularly in New Zealand, now that I have done some research on the country.
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