ECON 650 Economic Analysis

This graduate-level course in Economic Analysis is designed to provide students with advanced tools and methodologies for analyzing economic phenomena, both theoretically and empirically. The course covers a wide range of topics central to modern economic analysis, equipping students with the skills necessary for conducting rigorous economic research and making informed policy recommendations. Through a combination of lectures, readings, problem sets, and empirical exercises, students will develop a deep understanding of economic theory and its applications

Credits

3

Offered

Fall

Outcomes

1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key concepts and theories in microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis.
2. Be proficient in applying econometric techniques to analyze economic data and test hypotheses.
3. Develop critical thinking skills necessary for evaluating economic policies and their implications.
4. Communicate effectively through written reports, presentations, and class discussions.
5. Apply economic analysis to real-world problems and contribute to informed decision-making in various professional settings.