Agricultural, Environmental, and Dev Economics

Advanced Computational, Mathematical, and Quantitative Methods Applied to Economics

This course will focus on advanced mathematical, statistical, and computational methods and their application to the formulation, solution, and analysis of economic models arising in agricultural, environmental, development, and regional economics. Prereq: 7140, Econ 8714, and 8732; or permission of instructor

Workshop on Microeconomic Analysis

Review and synthesis of advanced microeconomic theory and methods. For first-year AEDEcon PhD students preparing for microeconomics qualifying examination. Prereq: PhD standing in AEDEcon, and permission of instructor. This course is graded S/U.

Advanced Development Economics I

Application of advanced economic theory and methods to problems of international economic development. Prereq: Econ 8712 (804). Not open to students with credit for 840.

Advanced Regional Economics I

Application of advanced economic theory and methods to problems of regional economic development. Prereq: Econ 8712 (804). Not open to students with credit for 840.

Advanced Environmental Economics

Application of advanced economic theory and methods to the allocation of environmental goods and services. Prereq: Econ 8712 (804). Not open to students with credit for 831.

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Applied Economic Dynamics

The course will focus on the formulation, solution, and analysis of dynamic economic models arising in agricultural, environmental, development, regional and financial economics. Students will be introduced to methods to formulate, solve and analyze dynamic economic models. Prereq: 7140, Econ 8714, and 8732; or permission of instructor.

Frontiers in Urban and Spatial Economics

This course builds on AEDEcon 8501 Frontiers in Regional Economics and is designed to further introduce you to topics in urban and spatial economics. The focus will be on applied economic papers on key topics, most of which have a spatial dimension - e.g., they use spatial data, ask interesting questions about space, or seek to account for space in some way. Prereq: 7140, Econ 8714, and 8732; or permission of instructor.

Advanced Topics in International Economics

This course will focus on careful study of a set of seminal articles in international economics. Topics will include Ricardian model of trade, hetergenous firms and trade, applied general equilibrium and the gravity model and more. Prereq: 6200 or Econ 8861, or permission of instructor.

International Economic Development

This course is an introduction to international development economics. The goals of this course are to familiarize students with basic theoretical concepts relating to growth and development, the current empirical evidence, and various approaches for policy design and evaluation. Prereq: 4001, 6010, or Econ 4001.02.

Agricultural, Environmental, and Dev Economics

Advanced Computational, Mathematical, and Quantitative Methods Applied to Economics

Workshop on Microeconomic Analysis

Advanced Development Economics I

Advanced Regional Economics I

Advanced Environmental Economics

TECHNICAL

Applied Economic Dynamics

Frontiers in Urban and Spatial Economics

Advanced Topics in International Economics

International Economic Development

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