ECON 435
Microeconomic issues: land, labor, credit, and insurance markets; duality; alternate views of the role and evolution of non-market institutions in the development process. Macroeconomic issues: urban migration; inequality and development; population growth and technical change; internal factor accumulation versus TFP growth.
Prerequisites:
[ECON 310 or ECON 311] and [ECON 352 or 353]
Note: This course is currently cross-listed with ECON 835