Analyzes the urban economy. Topics include: economic reasons for the existence of cities; the theory of urban spatial structure; the effects of taxation on housing decisions; the economics of freeway congestion; economics analysis of local public goods and services; economic analysis of rent control, slum policies and land-use controls. 3 undergraduate hours
Available: Fall 2018
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Prerequisites (Must be complete BEFORE taking this course): Econ 202, ECON 302, MATH 220/221 (Calculus I) or other Calculus course; Recommended: ECON 203 (Econ Statistics II)
Instructor(s) Teaching Course (varies by semester): Dan McMillen David Albouy
Syllabus (varies by semester and instructor): McMillen Albouy
