ECON-33223 credit hours

History of Economic Thought II

Economics · 3 hrs Lecture

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ECON-3322 prerequisites

6 courses appear in this chain, up to 2 levels deep. Every route through it involves a choice, so nothing is forced. Unless you get permission, 2 more are needed: ECON-2101 → ECON-2102.

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ECON-2101Intermediate Economics: Micro

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ECON-1102Introduction to Economics: Micromin C

ECON-1104Introduction to Economic Theorymin B

ECON-1106Introduction to Economic Developmentmin B

ECON-2102Intermediate Economics: Macro

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ECON-1103Introduction to Economics: Macromin C

ECON-1104Introduction to Economic Theorymin B

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ECON-1106Introduction to Economic Developmentmin B

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Description

This course examines the first and second generations of neoclassical writers (1870-1936) in the context of the criticism of their contemporaries. The focus will be on Walras, Jevons, Marshall, Edgeworth, Pigou, and J.B. and J.M. Clark. The emphasis is on the historical and philosophical dimensions of their work.

Requisite courses

ECON-2101 and ECON-2102; OR permission of the Instructor [prerequisite(s)].

Lecture

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