ECON615

Development Economics I

Prerequisite: ECON603; or permission of BSOS-Economics department. Explore both the causes and consequences in development economics from a historical and scientific approach. Presents theoretical models and applied work that test alternative hypotheses. Explore models of economic growth and institutions, with emphasis on property rights and political regimes as causal factors affecting development. Discuss empirical methods widely used in the field and important related topics including poverty, inequality, education and health. This course will include an online component for students who can't attend in person.

Spring 2024

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Spring 2023

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