Special topics such as use of lagged and dummy variables, and problems such as multicollinearity, autocorrelation, and heteroskedasticity are considered. 3 credits Presents the theories, programs, and practices of the principal economic systems, with special reference to countries that are heavily dependent on market mechanisms and to countries that rely strongly upon central command. Fundamentally aims to equip students with the prevailing theories and practices of fiscal institutions in our economy, with emphasis on their allocation, distribution, and stabilization functions. 3 credits Discusses such topics as national specialization and international exchange, the significance of international trade to various countries, financial problems, economic development, and common markets. Such important matters as the theory of monetary policy and inflation theory and their effects on economic growth are also emphasized.
Emphasis is on the economics of the spatial order within and among urban regions.
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