Middlebury

ECON 0229

Econ Hist/Hist of Econ Thought

Economic History and History of Economic Thought
This course will provide an introduction to economic history and the history of economic thought. We will investigate and understand the causes and consequences of important historical events and trends, such as industrialization and globalization, from an economic perspective. We devote considerable attention to the dissemination throughout Europe of new industrial and agricultural practices originating in Britain. Along the way, we evaluate how prominent economists perceived and analyzed the events of their time. (ECON 0150 and ECON 0155) 3 hrs. lect.
Subject:
Economics
Department:
Economics
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
EUR HIS SOC

Sections

Fall 2024

ECON0229A-F24 Lecture (Gregg)

Spring 2024

ECON0229A-S24 Lecture (Gregg)

Spring 2023

ECON0229A-S23 Lecture (Gregg)

Fall 2022

ECON0229A-F22 Lecture (Gregg)

Spring 2022

ECON0229A-S22 Lecture (Gregg)

Fall 2021

ECON0229A-F21 Lecture (Gregg)

Spring 2021

ECON0229A-S21 Lecture (Sargent)
ECON0229W-S21 Discussion (Sargent)
ECON0229X-S21 Discussion (Sargent)
ECON0229Y-S21 Discussion (Sargent)
ECON0229Z-S21 Discussion (Sargent)

Fall 2020

ECON0229A-F20 Lecture (Gregg)
ECON0229W-F20 Discussion (Gregg)
ECON0229X-F20 Discussion (Gregg)
ECON0229Y-F20 Discussion (Gregg)
ECON0229Z-F20 Discussion (Gregg)

Spring 2020

ECON0229A-S20 Lecture (Sargent)

Fall 2019

ECON0229A-F19 Lecture (Sargent)

Fall 2018

ECON0229A-F18 Lecture (Gregg)

Fall 2017

ECON0229A-F17 Lecture (Gregg)

Fall 2016

ECON0229A-F16 Lecture (Gregg)
ECON0229B-F16 Lecture (Gregg)

Fall 2015

ECON0229A-F15 Lecture (Gregg)

Spring 2015

ECON0229A-S15 Lecture (Matthews)

Fall 2014

ECON0229A-F14 Lecture (Prasch)

Spring 2014

ECON0229A-S14 Lecture (Prasch)

Fall 2013

ECON0229A-F13 Lecture (Prasch)