M.A. Course Descriptions
ECON 201
PRICE AND ALLOCATION THEORY
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON 111, ECON 205
This course discusses foundations of microeconomic analysis within the neoclassical framework as well as the tools for analyzing problems of resource allocation.
ECON 202
MACROECONOMIC THEORY
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON 112
This course is a discussion on classical, monetarist, rational expectations and new classical macroeconomics that aims to provide grounding in theory in aggregate economics.
ECON 205
MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON 115 or equivalent
This is a foundation course for the microeconomics an macroeconomics sequence that provides advanced training in mathematical techniques essential to economic analysis.
ECON 206
STATISTICS FOR ECONOMISTS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is a foundation course for ECON 231. This course covers statistical concepts and methods that are used from descriptive analysis and testing of relationships among economic variables.
ECON 207
ECONOMETRICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 206, Consent of instructor
This course is an introduction to estimation techniques and research methodologies and their applications for testing and empirical investigations in economics forecasting and guiding economic policy.
ECON 209.1
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS I
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course traces the evolution and development of economic thought from pre-classical political economy to the classical political economy and early socialist thought, Austrian school, Neoclassical School and Keynesian economics and institutionalists.
ECON 209.2
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS II
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course traces the more modern evolution of economic thought, including more recent advances in neoclassical, institutionalist and post-Keynesian thought.
ECON 210
ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course traces the evolution and development of economic thought from Pre-Classical Political Economy (Mercantilism and Physiocracy) to the Classical Political Economy and early Socialist thought, Austrian School, Neoclassical School (Marginal Revolution), and Keynesian Economics and the Institutionalists
ECON 211
SOCIAL ACCOUNTING
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course discusses the structure, analysis and evaluation of three types of social accounting: national income accounts, input-output accounts and the flow of funds accounts.
ECON 212
INPUT-OUTPUT ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is a study of input-output models of national economies using linear algebra as a tool for input-output analysis. This technique can be used for planning purposes and multiplier analysis. (source: undergrad)
ECON 213
ECONOMICS OF MONEY AND BANKING
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
This is a course on the fundamentals of monetary economics which analyzes the dynamics of the financial system components.
ECON 221
ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON 202
The course is a study of the major issues and problems of economic growth and development faced by developing nations.
ECON 222
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON 201
The course is a study of the theory and practice of international trade and finance as well as economic relations and interdependence among nations.
ECON 230
SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course discusses economics in the context of a society's culture, politics and history.
ECON 241
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course provides a practical approach to managerial decision-making in both private and public sectors, integrating microeconomic theory with management science and other disciplines.
ECON 242
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 205
The course is a discussion on the principles of financial theory and analysis of investment decisions.
ECON 245
ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY OF THE PHILIPPINES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
ECON 250
ECONOMICS OF PUBLIC FINANCE
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course is an introduction in applying economic analysis to issues and problems of the public sector.
ECON 255
ECONOMICS OF LABOR AND MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course is a study of the institutional organization of labor markets and the resulting policy implications.
ECON 257
URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
This course is a study of the theories and applications of economic of industrial location and public facility siting, urban structure and regional expansion and land utilization.
ECON 259
ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course initially integrates the basic environmental (production, regulation, and habitat-carrier) functions, the commons and property-rights matrix, and the valuation or quantification of ecosystem, natural resource and economic conditions within an environmental economic accounting system.
ECON 260
ARGICULTURAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course analyzes the economics of production and agriculture’s role in development. It begins with classical and neoclassical theories of agricultural economics then proceeds to discuss topics such as farm household models, rust and subsistence farming, sharecropping, and technological change and its consequences.
ECON 261
BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT POLICY
3 units
Pre-requisite: ECON201 and ECON202
Analyzes public policy in a private enterprise system in the light of the economist’s concepts of competition and monopoly. Special stress is given on the economic basis for defining the public and private sectors and on the type of economic nationalism through public legislation affecting business organizations, price, production, and marketing policies. Also, considers the economic performance of a range of industries characterized by varying degrees of government intervention in the form of subsidies, tax exemptions, tariff protection.
ECON 270
COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
This course is a discussion of the characteristics and the economic performance of major economic systems such as capitalism, socialism, and mixed economic systems. Focus is on the organization and institutions, stability, resource allocation, consumption, investment, among others.
ECON 271
APPLIED ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course is an application of the foundation theories, concepts and analytical tools of microeconomics and macroeconomics to guide managerial decisions that direct the behavior of firms in the local and global settings.
ECON 285.01
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: PEASANT ECONOMY
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course aims to develop an initial familiarity with and appreciation, if not an empathy, for the life situations and economics of peasant households, as they as they are subjected to the social, economic, and political processes within their communities and those from the external environment.
ECON 285.02
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course deals with the contemporary issues of international economics, especially in the context of a developing country.
ECON 285.03
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is a study of different concepts of fairness as used in economics. The theoretical concepts are used to aid the process of economic policy-making especially in the area of regulation. The philosophical roots of economic justice are also discussed. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.04
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: SOCIAL PLANNING AND POLICY
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201, ECON 202 and ECON 221
Analysis of continuing social and economic policy issues, model construction and application to policy and planning. The course uses basic tools in microeconomics and macroeconomics to address questions of current policy, including government regulation of industries, taxation, among others.
ECON 285.05
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: RURAL DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201, ECON 202 and ECON 221
The course is a discussion on the topic of capitalism in relation to peripheral economies and an analysis of the Philippine agrarian situation.
ECON 285.07
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: HEATLH ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is an introduction to economic analysis as applied to the health sector. Topics include the relationships between health and development, current concerns on efficiency and equity of public and private systems, evaluation of health and health care, and pricing and government regulations. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.10
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: MARXIST POLITICAL ECONOMY
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is a workshop course on the original text by Karl Marx. Focus is on economic theory. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.11
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS OF MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course aims to understand and evaluate the role of the multinational corporation in the global political economy.
ECON 285.12
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201, ECON 202 and ECON 222
The course provides students with the fundamentals of international political economy.
ECON 285.13
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS OF HUMAN RESOURCES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course introduces topics pertaining to human resources, including human capital and labor markets. Focus is on specific issues such as returns to education and other types of human investment, the distribution of earnings and income, population growth and poverty, and labor market policy. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.14
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course studies the relationship and effects of economic activities on the environment as well as the conceptual and policy tools to address environmental problems.
ECON 285.16
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: STATE AND DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is an introduction to perspectives in the politics of development and the theory of the state, underlining the importance of the “political element” in the development process. Particular attention is given to the twin issues of the “developmental state” and the “democratic state.” (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.18
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201, ECON 202 and ECON 221
The course is an overview of development planning and the rationale for planning in developing countries.
ECON 285.19
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
Topics for this course includes the Balance of Payments, open economy microeconomics, including the concepts of interest rate parity and purchasing power parity, open economy macroeconomics, including monetary approach to the balance of payments, exchange rate determination, adjustment under fixed exchange rates, devaluation and inflation, policies for internal and external balance, the choice of exchange rate regime, the economics of debt. The course also studies recent Philippine experience with international monetary system.
ECON 285.20
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN JAPANESE ECONOMY AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course discusses contemporary issues in Japan’s domestic economy and international economic issues involving Japan. Topics include factors behind the strong yen, impact of a strong yen, impact of an aging Japanese population, recession and recovery in Japan, and the role of Japan in Asia. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.22
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: PHILIPPINE-JAPAN RELATIONS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is a survey of Philippine-Japan relations from the 16th century to the present. Topics include immigration, trade, investments, and cultural exchanges. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.26
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: APPLIED MACROECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON202 and ECON207
Application of econometrics to theoretical structures developed in macroeconomics and estimation and validation of macroeconomic models.
ECON 285.27
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: POLICY ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON201 and ECON202
The course makes as its main theme: policy reform in the Philippines and the development of a realistic policy. It tackles questions pertaining to the limits of government, economic analysis of government operations (including the valuation of government services), the role of the private sector in the provision of education, health, infrastructure, justice, security, etc. and the philosophical issues dealing the fall of communism and ascendancy of modern economic theory. The main policy areas include the analysis of modernization, issues of decentralization, democratization, and empowerment, rural and urban poverty and the environment.
ECON 285.28
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: DEMAND ANALYSIS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON201 and ECON207
This course will cover the following topics: modeling empirical consumer demand systems, measuring consumer welfare changes, and calculating true cost-of-living indices. These three topics will be treated in an integrated framework from theory to practice, embodying theoretical restrictions from utility maximization or expenditure minimization on empirical demand models estimated from prices, quantity and expenditure data. The overriding principle is that there are implementable restrictions essential for the theoretical validity of the results from estimated demand systems. This is of utmost importance when the estimated demand system is made the basis for such purposes as measuring the money equivalent of a welfare change derived from changes in consumer prices and income or determining the cost of maintaining a reference standard of living when prices change.
ECON 285.29
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course deals with topics of current research interest in industrial organization.
ECON 285.30
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: PROJECT INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course studies economic analysis of investment projects. Topics include the concept of the project cycle and the logical framework approach to projects as well as the theoretical foundations and different methodologies of financial and economic or social cost-benefit analysis of projects of different industries. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.31
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: MICROECONOMICS OF COMPETITIVENESS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course is concerned with the determinants of competitiveness and economic development based on microeconomic lens.
ECON 285.32
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course focuses on the role of financial systems in development.
ECON 285.33
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: OTHER TOPICS IN MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON201 and ECON202
The course aims at providing familiarity with more advanced mathematical techniques and their applications in economic theory and applied economic analysis. The course two important areas of mathematical economics, dynamic analysis and optimization (differential and difference equations, simultaneous dynamic equations) and linear optimization models (game theory and input-output economics).
ECON 285.35
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: OPTIONS, FUTURES AND OTHER DERIVATIVES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course studies risk and its management with the use of financial instruments. The course discusses the different financial derivatives, from futures and options to more exotic instruments. Contract specifications, trading rules, pricing, and hedging strategies are discussed for each of the financial derivatives studied. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.36
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: GAME THEORY FOR ECONOMISTS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course focuses on the use of game theory in economic model-building.
ECON 285.37
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECOLOGY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is a course on ecological economics. It presents nature as an elaborate and intricate web of ecological systems. Discusses how the various ecosystems function, how they relate with each other, and how man is inextricably attached to the natural world, focusing on the apparent conflict between the ecosystem and socio-economic needs filled through natural resource use. Topics include forest and watersheds, deforestation, biodiversity and species extinction, land use and vegetation, grasslands, water systems, ecological cycles, global climate change and ecosystem sustainability.
ECON 285.39
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSTMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is a study of input-output models of national economies using linear algebra as a tool for input-output analysis. This technique can be used for planning purposes and multiplier analysis. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.40
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: NGOs IN THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is an overview of the contribution of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to Philippine development, emphasizing activities and dynamics of NGOs vis-à-vis other institutions. Topics include theoretical explanations of emergence of NGOs and their role in the economy, the political arena, and in social transformation. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.41
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ETHICS AND ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON201 and ECON202
The course underscores the importance of the study of normative economics by addressing/investigating a number of ethical concerns essential to thinking about economic policy (and policy in general). These include issues about justice and inequality, efficiency and Pareto optimality, maximization of welfare, poverty, freedoms and rights, and so on. The strategy adopted in the present course is to show the theoretical inadequacy of contemporary utilitarian based normative economics.
ECON 285.42
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTRODUCTION TO EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course examines the ethical concerns in economic policy and policy in general focusing on issues about justice and inequality, efficiency and Pareto optimality, maximization of welfare, poverty, freedom, and rights. The theoretical inadequacy of contemporary utilitarian-based normative economics or welfare economics is presented. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.43
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course is an introduction to economic concepts and principles, analytical and empirical methods, and empirical studies used to solve problems encountered in the transport sector, including public policy developments in the Philippines and around the world. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.44
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: APPLIED ECONOMICS: ASSET PRICING
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course approaches the challenge of valuation from a portfolio manager's perspective.
ECON 285.45
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course studies the balance of payments, open economy microeconomics and macroeconomics, exchange rates and the choice of exchange rate regime, devaluation and inflation, policies for internal and external balance and the economics of debt.
ECON 285.46
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
Economic Focus: This part of the course will discuss economic theories and concepts that will provide students with the basic knowledge and tools in understanding changes that influence the growth and decay in cities. The course will provide the basic economic concepts that explain how different groups and sectors compete for their respective places in the urban area. Also, it will discuss how the process of globalization has increasingly placed cities and their local governments in the center of international economic competition. Urban economic theories will be presented in light of the nuances prevalent in developing countries. Sociological Focus: Are cities impersonal? Are city dwellers increasingly becoming alienated from their socio-economic and political environments? How do people (or groups) understand and construct their life in cities? How do they relate to markets and socio-political institutions (e.g., workplace, schools, local governments)? What socio-economic and political forces shape urban development? In like manner, what shapes the pattern of social relations in cities? How do cities develop, grow or decline? In an increasingly globalized world, what makes a city competitive? Correspondingly, what factors shape the life-changes of the different social groups or populations in the city?
ECON 285.47
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: EXCHANGE RATE ECONOMICS AND FORECASTING
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON201 and ECON207
This course presents the techniques in exchange rate modeling. The course is divided into three parts: Part I deals with analysis of time series and use of time series techniques in modeling, covering autoregression, moving average, ARMA models, integrated ARMA (or ARIMA), ARCH models, among others. Part II deals with models of exchange rate, covering purchasing power parity, interest rate parity hypothesis, models with current account and balance of payment volatility models, central bank intervention, the role of news, among others. Finally, Part III deals with policy issues.
ECON 285.48
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: MODERN CHINESE ECONOMY
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 202 and ECON 221
The course is a study of the evolution of the Chinese economy from a centrally-planned system to a market-oriented one.
ECON 285.51
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: DYNAMIC MACROECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course introduces the dynamic behavior of the macro-economy.
ECON 285.52
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
ECON 285.53
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: WORKSHOP IN URBAN ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201 and ECON 202
The course covers basic theories and methodologies of social research and analysis of urban economics.
ECON 285.54
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: SEMINAR ON THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course emphasizes the importance of critical reading and analysis of the original classical works in economics.
ECON 285.56
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS OF TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
3 units
Pre-requisites: Any calculus course
The course is a study of the basic aspects and consequences of technology, the role of technological change as a driver of long-term growth according to the neoclassical and alternative evolutionary schools, and the role of developing countries in the quest for development and growth.
ECON 285.57
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: SURVEY SAMPLING METHODS FOR ECONOMIST
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This course introduces the history, theories, and methods of survey research. Focus is on the design, development, execution, and analysis of surveys. Survey sampling, question construction, questionnaire design, survey data analysis, and research ethics are covered. Topics include the theoretical and intellectual bases of surveys. (source: undergrad)
ECON 285.58
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHY
3 units
Pre-requisites: Familiarity with microeconomic theory and sufficient knowledge of statistics or econometrics to evaluate regression analysis
The course discusses economic approaches to the study of population changes.
ECON 285.59
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: POLITICS OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course assesses the role of national actors (small and large economies), international actors and international financial organizations like IMF and the World bank.
ECON 285.60
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is a course on the selection and design of policy instruments for the environment.
ECON 285.62
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: THEORY OF CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT
3 units
Pre-requisites: Approval of professor
This course discusses the fundamental theory of capitalism and capitalist development (as developed by Karl Marx and the Marxists).
ECON 285.63
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC THEORIES: NEOCLASSICAL VERSUS MARXIAN ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: Approval of professor
The course discusses the debates between capitalism and socialism.
ECON 285.65
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: LAW AND ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course introduces the economic approach to the analysis of the law.
ECON 285.66
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: WORKSHOP IN HAPPINESS ECONOMICS
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201
The course introduces the economics and psychology of subjective well-being.
ECON 285.74
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ECONOMICS: INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY
3 units
The course aims to develop students' understanding on the opportunities and limits of the actually existing "enabling international economic environment" by which developing countries acquire access to international markets and obtain development financing.
ECON 292
ECONOMIC RESEARCH
3 units
Pre-requisites: ECON 201, ECON 202, ECON 205, ECON 206, ECON 207 and a field of specialization
This course introduces the different research methodologies in economics that permit student to engage in a piece of focused research
ECON 296
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATIONS
0 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is the catalog number for preparation for MA comprehensive examinations.
ECON 299.1
MASTER’S THESIS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course is an integration of theories and application of econometric analysis in research through the writing of the Master's thesis.
ECON 299.2
MASTER’S THESIS
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
The course is an integration of theories and application of econometric analysis in research through the writing of the Master's thesis.
ECON 299.4
ORAL DEFENSE (MASTER’S)
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is the catalog number for the oral defense for MA thesis.
ECON 299.5
RESIDENCY FOR MASTER’S LEVEL
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
This is the catalog number for residency for MA students.
ECON 299.6
FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION (MASTERAL)
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
ECON 299.7
FINAL PAPER SUBMISSION (MASTERAL)
3 units
Pre-requisites: None
