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ECON383: Climate Economics
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300-level
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2
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9
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Description
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Economics of climate change, ranging from the economic drivers of greenhouse gas emissions to the economic impacts and policy solutions. Topics include the physical science basis of climate change, the socio-economic drivers of emissions, as well as estimates of the economic impacts of climate change, and assessments of available policy options to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Supplemental Notes
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- If taken before May 2024, credit for this course will not be counted toward any Economics program requirement except as an elective.
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Additional course requirements
- Any Statistics 100-level or 200-level transfer credit
- Minimum second-year standing and permission of the department
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