This paper critically examines major theories in international finance, focusing on foreign exchange markets, international financial markets, exchange rate systems, and exchange rate determination. The paper analyses the relationships among inflation, interest rates, and exchange rates, and evaluates their impact on multinational corporations and global business decisions, particularly during periods of financial crises and economic instability. Students apply international finance models to contemporary issues while integrating ethical, cultural, and sustainability perspectives into international financial practice.

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27H (HAM) Paper outline	H Semester : 05 Jan 2027 - 14 Feb 2027	Hamilton		100% internal assessment

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FINAN515