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ECO 3325 |
Latin American Economic Issues. |
Three semester hours. (SP) |
Analysis of recent and historical issues in Latin American economics, including economic development and its relationto poverty, schooling, the informal sector, agrarian issues, sustainable development; inflation; debt; trade; regional integration; infrastructure development; privatization and entrepreneurial activity; and stabilization and structural reform using case studies from Latin America. The focus of this course is on policy analysis rather than theory development. Prerequisites: ECO 2301 or consent of instructor. |
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