ECO 4193 Economics of Conflict
3 units
Economics
Faculty of Social Sciences
An introduction to the microeconomics of strategic behaviour in situations of conflict. Forceful appropriation as a means of acquisition compared to production and exchange. Destructive conflicts compared to bargaining and cooperation. Economic determinants and consequences of terrorism and civil wars. Implications for economic development, income inequality and resource degradation.
Components:
Lecture
Requirements:
Prerequisite: ECO 2145 .
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French Equivalent:
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2 sections during Winter 2022
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