2024-2025 Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog

ECON 420 Urban Economics

Economic analysis of metropolitan and regional entities with special focus on land use, location decision-making, the provision and role of public services, transportation, public finance, human resources, and social welfare.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

ECON 200, ECON 201, or admission to Masters in Public Policy.

General Education

Offered

  • Fall

Will this Course be Offered for Graduate Credit

Yes