ECON 3010: The Economies of Atlanta and Georgia

Not available for credit in the major; may be used as a non-major elective depending on degree. The Atlanta and Georgia economies have dramatically grown and changed over the past several decades. This course explores the current nature of these economies and how they have changed over the past half century. Consideration is given to the multiple causes of the changes, the role of economic development policy, the issue of urban sprawl, and what the future might hold. (3 credit hours)

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