Fall Term 2014 The Economics of London - 5436 - ECON 251 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Only open to students attending the London Centre. Catalog Description : This course provides a significant variation on the Urban Economics course (ECON 250) that is offered on campus. First, it focuses on one city, London UK, as the context for the analysis. Secondly, it addresses the London economy from both economic history and contemporary economic analysis perspectives. London has remained a vibrant city from the late middle ages to the present through a variety of changes to its character, its economy, and the diversity of its population. PREREQUISITES: Only open to students attending the London Centre. Attributes: GER Social Science Div, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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