ECONOMIC 2168A
0.50 credit · King's
This course uses economic theory to explain political behaviours and institutional choices in high-income countries. Through rational-choice frameworks, students examine how incentives, political structures, and social conditions, such as inequality, employment, and technological change, shape conflict, identity, governance, and ultimately the wellbeing of different countries.
Economics 1021A/B and Economics 1022A/B.
Economics 2194A/B if taken in 2024-25.
3 lecture hours.
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