ECON 426 - International Economic Development

This course will apply the tools of economic analysis to gain an understanding of economic development problems and their solutions. Patterns of economic development in an historical and dynamic context will be examined. The central role of agriculture and the problem of technological change in agriculture will also be examined. Other topics will include neo-classical growth models, domestic and international economic policies, international trade, foreign aid, external debt, technology transfer, rural-urban migration and income distribution. This course counts as a Group E elective. Prerequisite(s): ECON 361, ECON 371, and ECON 381. C- or higher required for all prerequisites. Every year. (4 Credits)