GEO 415 - Economics of Global Resources

A geographic analysis of world resources: Agricultural, mineral, technological and human. A study of resource patterns, world interdependence in primary commodities, problems of ‘cartelization’ and their implications for industrialization and economic development and well-being of nations.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Equivalent(s): ECO 415/BEC 415/GEO 2500
Offered in the Fall Semester
Core Course
DCCG: Global Perspectives