Economics Of Education
ECN3663 Economics of Education
4 Advanced Liberal Arts CreditsHuman capital development is a critical and expensive social investment, leading to intense debates about education policies, such as public funding for private schools, access to "free" community college, and college student-loan burdens. We will examine education's critical role in growth, development, equitable outcomes, and economic well-being for individuals and societies. We will apply economic theories, methods, and frameworks to analyze educational problems, considering potential goals of efficiency, adequacy, and equity; to discuss policy context and implications; and to explore innovation in educational settings.
Prerequisites: SME2031 or ECN2002
- Program: Undergraduate
- Division: Economics
- Level: Advanced Elective (UGrad),Advanced Liberal Arts (UGrad)
- Course Number: ECN3663
- Number of Credits: 4