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POL SCI 203A · POLISCI 203AEconomic Theory and Methods for Political Science I

Political Science · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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Introduction to techniques of economic analysis and survey of major topics in formal political economy. Investigation of models of regulation, trade protection, collective bargaining, and economic growth as time permits.

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Prerequisite: knowledge of elementary calculus.

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POL SCI 203A

  • POL SCI 203BEconomic Theory and Methods for Political Science II

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