At the end of the Economic Research and Trade Development course, the participants should be able to:
- Develop economic research.
- Describe the international legal regulations relating to international trade and investment.
- Explain and give examples of global economic architecture.
- Analyze the interactions between economics, politics, and law in relation to international trade and investment law such as international institutions of trade and financial markets.
- Assess and evaluate the larger development and welfare implications of economic policy in the area of international trade and investment.
- Identify and suggest solutions for complex problems relating to aspects of international trade and investment.
- Describe and apply contract theory and transaction cost theory in the context of financial markets and International institutions of trade.

