ECON 325 - Urban Economics and Urban Issues

Credit Hours: 4
Frequency of Offering: Offered in alternate years, usually in the spring semester

The purpose of this course is to bring about a better understanding of the dynamics involved in the evolution of urban economies. Using the foundations of microeconomic theory, the course examines not only the socioeconomic forces underlying urban areas, but also the relationship between these forces and the policies that local governments implement in order to provide the goods and services we demand.

Prerequisite(s): ECON 102, ECON 103 and ECON 252.