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ECN 630

Economic History

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

The central focus of this course is institutions and organization and how these impacted technological change and economic growth in different periods. We investigate: cross-country differences in long-term economic growth and competing explanations for the divergent outcomes; migration and its impact on economic development and growth; the role of property rights, such as patent laws, and their effect on innovations and economic growth; the development of financial institutions and economic growth; and international trade and economic development.

Prerequisites & course information

prerequisites: ECN 301 and ECN 504; antirequisites: ECN 205

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