Middlebury

ECON 0428

Population Growth...

Population Growth and the Global Future
This course will show how economic analysis can be used to assess the impact of rapid population growth on economic development, the environment, and economic inequality. It will analyze the rapid "graying" of the industrialized countries and their struggle to cope with international migration. It will assess the causes of urban decay in the North and the explosive growth of cities in the South. The course will consider household-level decision-making processes; the effects of changing family structures; and the need to improve the status of women. (ECON 0250 or ECON 0255) 3 hrs. sem.
Subject:
Economics
Department:
Economics
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
Equivalent Courses:

Sections

Fall 2017

ECON0428A-F17 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2016

ECON0428A-F16 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2015

ECON0428A-F15 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2014

ECON0428A-F14 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2013

ECON0428A-F13 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2012

ECON0428A-F12 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2011

ECON0428A-F11 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2010

ECON0428A-F10 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2009

ECON0428A-F09 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2008

ECON0428A-F08 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2007

ECON0428A-F07 Seminar (Horlacher)

Spring 2007

ECON0428A-S07 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2006

ECON0428A-F06 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2005

ECON0428A-F05 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2004

ECON0428A-F04 Seminar (Horlacher)

Fall 2003

ECON0428A-F03 Lecture (Horlacher)
ECON0428B-F03 Lecture (Horlacher)