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ECON 3364

Cost-Benefit Analysis

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

This course deals with the methodology and problems underlying the evaluation of projects from the social welfare perspective. Topics will include various elements relevant to the measurement of social benefits and opportunity costs: market distortions, the role of time, distributional issues, uncertainty and risk. Applications discussed will be drawn from a number of areas, such as urban economics, health economics, the environment, forestry and fisheries.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: ECON 1201 and 1202

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