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Department of Economics

Ph.D. Curriculum Requirements

Core Courses
Microeconomic Theory (ECON 501A,B,C)
Macroeconomic Theory (ECON 502A)
Research Methods in Economics (ECON 508)
Mathematical Statistics (ECON 520)
Econometrics (ECON 522A,B)

AREC Specialization Areas

Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
Economics of Natural Resource Policy (AREC 575)
Advanced Natural Resource Economics (AREC 576)
Advanced Topics in the Economics of Environmental Regulation (AREC 577)
Economic Dynamics and Natural Resources (AREC 676)

International Agricultural Economic Development
Economic Policy in Developing Countries (AREC 512)
Cost-Benefit Analysis (AREC 514)
Agricultural Development (AREC 516)

Specialization Areas in the Department of Economics

Econometrics
Economic History
Experimental Economics
Finance
Industrial Organization and Regulation
International Trade
Labor Economics
Microeconomic Theory
Public Choice

Note: Students may specialize in other related fields with agreement of the graduate committee.

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