The computer is used, but prior programming experience is not required. Spring, L. Yamane. This course will explore the evolution and consequences of economic policies in China and Japan. The political, social, and cultural settings of both countries will be considered, especially in regard to the ways in which they have affected economic performance. Students enrolling in this course as Econ 127 must have one year of Principles of Economics or consent of instructor.
Enrollment is limited.
Mathematical Methods for Economic Analysis. A mathematical treatment of techniques used in economic analysis, alternating between microeconomic and macroeconomic applications. Topics include linear algebra, constrained and unconstrained optimization, linear and nonlinear programming, difference and differential equations, and optimal control theory. An exploration of case studies and issues in macroeconomics from the perspective of the policy maker. Money and Financial Markets.