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ECO 209: Introduction to Urban Economics
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- This course explores how cities form and contribute to economic growth. It examines the role of cities in developed and developing countries, how economic activities are organized within cities, the economics of housing, transportation, pollution, property taxes, zoning, racial and income segregation, and urban poverty. ECO 209 and ECO 421 cannot both be taken for credit.
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- Department
- Economics
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- ECO 212Current Economic ProblemsModerate · 10 ratings · 3.7 out of 5
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