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ECON 479 - Economic Growth

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Sources and causes of long run economic growth; factors which have kept some countries from growing. Cross national data on income levels and other measures of economic well-being. Economic models used to explain the growth process. Theoretical and empirical models are used to analyze the impact of government polices on economic growth. Prerequisites: ECON 271, 272.

Academic Level: Undergraduate
Instructional Method: Lecture
School: Albers School of Business & Economics


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