Description
The investigation and numerical analysis of complex economic models, starting with regional input-output models and linear programming and leading to Walras' general equilibrium theory and Scarf's computable general equilibrium models.
Prerequisite: ECON 201 or instructor consent.
Notes: Offered summer and winter sessions and occasionally during the academic year.
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
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