ECON 8320: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics and Theory

The goal of this course is to stimulate critical thinking about today's environmental and natural resource problems and the public policies designed to alleviate them. It attempts to broaden students' approaches to evaluating the state of their environment and the policies that affect the environment through critical analyses of case studies concerning current environmental issues. Students will gain experience in applying principles of economic analysis to evaluate today's environmental issues and public policy. (3 credit hours)

Prerequisite: Econ 2106 or Econ 8100 or PAUS 8141 or MBA 8231 or consent of the instructor.

Syllabi

See the AYSPS Course Syllabi List. Please remember that individual faculty vary their course plans over time. A previous syllabus is no guarantee of what an upcoming course will be like.

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