1 credit
Spring 2019 LectureData from last updated 8/23/2024
Spring 2019
Spring 2019 Instructors:
Basic concepts and principles of applied welfare economics including Pareto conditions for welfare maximization; public goods, externalities, and property rights; consumer and producer surplus; theory of the second best; and neoclassical and contemporary theories of income distribution. Concurrent Prerequisite: ECON 51100. Typically offered Spring.
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