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ECON 410 - Benefit-Cost Analysis

Benefit-cost analysis is an important tool for evaluating the economic impacts of public or private actions. Course provides students with a thorough understanding of the logical underpinnings of benefit-cost analysis and experience in applying benefit-cost analysis to ‘real-world’ problems.

Prerequisites & Notes:
ECON 306 or ECON 309 or equivalent.

Credits: 4
Grade Mode: L

College of Business and Economics
Economics


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