ECN3662 Political Economy of Latin American Development and Underdevelopment
4 Advanced Liberal Arts Elective Credits
This course is for any individual interested in the political, financial, historical, and social determinants of economic development in Latin America. Both theoretical and policy issues in development are covered. Analyzing the characteristic volatility of the region's business environment, the course provides an in-depth examination of the workings of Latin America's economies, which in combination with courses in the liberal arts, leads to a greater appreciation of this region's global distinction and diversity.
Prerequisites: ECN2000 and (SME2031 or ECN2002)