Course in: Global Economic Crisis and Liquidity Management

Modern International Economic Relations have widely changed in line with the vast modern alteration of the world order, so that every economic entity is largely integrated and interconnected with others in the global economic system. International Economic Relations are based on solid connections and mutual interdependence between countries on the commercial and economic levels and aspects of cooperation. Each state considers only its own strength and security because it is in a system based on self-defense. It seeks prestige among other states in the universal political regime, especially the independence of its decision, based on the compatibility of interests between countries.

Political System is defined as the group of Official Governmental Institutions, Non-Governmental or Non-Formal Institutions, including the institutions that work on political decision-making in the country, this is from structural perspective, but from the behavioral point of view, Political Regime is the group that leads to organization and regulation of institutional work according to the authority vested in each and all institutions of the political system, which operate according to a set of legal rules reflecting the form and the system of government in the state, which known as the Country Constitution.

• Explain the various financing and guarantee programs facilities provided by the Federal Reserve Bank or any federal deposit insurance institution.
• Analysis of the results of the global economic crisis - lessons learned and guidelines of financial institutions.
• Explain the international framework for the identification and supervision of liquidity risk and control it as proposed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
• Discuss various financial improvements after the economic crisis.
• Historical Development of International Economic Relations until the recent conditions.
• Reasons for the emergence and spread of manifestations of integration among economic systems almost all over the world.
• The most significant developments that accompanied emergence of Modern International Economic Relations.
• International position of the Developing Countries in modern international economic relations.
• Methods to keep up with the new global economic order.