The Economic Development and Growth course helps you think carefully about development issues and problems; how to reason from a challenging situation to an implementable solution. The main goal is to generate a tentative answer to arguably the most important question in economics: How can some countries provide their citizens with high standards of living and opportunities for advancement, while other countries struggle to satisfy their citizens’ most basic human wants and needs?
- Teacher: Hultberg Patrik
Intermediate Microeconomics is the more advanced treatment of concepts introduced in Principles of Economics. It is a theoretical course meant to give economics and business students insights into how to make good economic decisions. As such, the course emphasizes how rational individuals make optimal decisions when facing constraints.
- Teacher: Hultberg Patrik
This Moodle page serves as the main page to disseminate information about SIP options and collect SIP proposals for the Department of Economics and Business.
- Teacher: Apps Hannah
- Teacher: Cartwright Julia
- Teacher: Hultberg Patrik
- Teacher: Kim Seong-Hee
- Teacher: MacMillan Amy
- Teacher: Stull Charles
- Teacher: Udayanganie Darshana