Seminar in Environmental Economics and Policy

Description

Selected topics in environmental and resource economics. Emphasizes theoretical models, quantitative empirical analysis, and public policy applications. Includes invited outside speakers. Part one of a two part series. The curriculum for this course builds throughout the academic year. Students must to complete both terms of this course (pArts A and B) within the same academic year in order to receive credit. Course Notes: Primarily for graduate students in economics or related fields with environmental interests. Offered jointly with the Kennedy School as API-905Y. For Econ students only: Please enter for Ec 3000 in the fall to ensure you receive full credit for Econ 3116. Recommended Prep: Graduate-level course in microeconomic theory. Jointly Offered with:Harvard Kennedy School as API 905Y

Department

Economics

School

Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Harvard Kennedy School

Course Level

Graduate

Undergraduate

Interest Area

Business

Law & Policy

Credits

Cross Registration

Available