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ECN 610

The History of Economic Thought

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

This course studies the development of economic thought from the medieval period to the present. It demonstrates how orthodox theories have contributed to the formation of modern economics and include some discussion of schools of thought which deviate from the mainstream. The course investigates the relevance of both orthodox and unorthodox models to the development of modern economic thought so as to promote a better understanding of current economic debates.

Prerequisites & course information

prerequisites: ECN 301 or ECN 504

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