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EC 408

Empirical Economic History

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This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

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This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

EC 408 Prerequisites

EC 370 (Min. Grade D-) and EC 390 (Min. Grade D-) and EC 395 (Min. Grade D-)

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EC 408 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Applied Economics (APEC)

Economics and Accounting (ECAC)

Economics and Data Analytics (ECDA)

Economics and Financial Mgmt (ECFN)

Economics (ECON)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 4 (4)

EC 408

Empirical Economic History

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This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

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This course surveys topics in empirical economic history, with a strong focus on the tools used by economic historians to study the long-run determinants of economic outcomes and to inform the understanding of historical events and trends. Prerequisites: EC370, EC390, EC295. Exclusions: EC410G.

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