University of Nebraska-Lincoln
AECN- NREE-265- Resource and Environmental Economics
Introduction to environmental and natural resource economics and the role of such concepts in natural resource management. Application of economic principles to actual natural resource/environmental issues with focus on tradeoffs, cost and benefits, and decision making.
AECN 896 – Special Topics: Mathematical Review
Introduces fundamental mathematical tools and concepts essential for graduate-level study in Agricultural Economics, with a focus on their application to microeconomic models and analysis.AECN 873 – Microeconomic Model and Applications
AECN 873– Microeconomic Model and Applications
Analysis of microeconomic decision-making by individuals and firms, with emphasis on consumer demand, production, cost and profit functions, market structures, and the economics of game theory, uncertainty, and information.
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University of Delaware
APEC-820- Experimental Economics
This graduate-level course introduces the design and implementation of laboratory experiments, field experiments, and randomized controlled trials in economic research. Students engage with foundational experimental games and key literature that shape the field of experimental economics. Through a combination of lectures and active participation in experiments, students gain practical and theoretical understanding of experimental methods. Each student will develop and execute an original experiment or replicate a published study, culminating in a written research project.
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