MICROECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT
Agricultural and Resource Economics 251
Economics 270A
Fall 2006
Department of Economics
Department of Agricultural and Resource
Economics
at the University of California
at Berkeley
Tu-Th: 3:30-5:00 pm, 2032 Valley LSB
This course is the first part of the Development sequence.
It addresses issues in the microeconomics of development. The spring semester
will be taught by Ted Miguel. It will focus on macroeconomic growth, inequality,
political economy, and human resources.
Announcements:
The reading list is periodically updated to include all the articles that
I have cited and used in class.
Midterm exam is on Tuesday October 17, in class. Closed book exam. The
material for the exam consists in class notes and assigned readings. Previous
years exam texts:
2003 midterm,
2004 midterm.
Instructors
Elisabeth Sadoulet ,
Ethan Ligon
Elisabeth Sadoulet: Giannini Hall 213, Friday 3:30-5:00pm; sadoulet@are.berkeley.edu
Ethan Ligon: Giannini Hall 331; ligon@are.berkeley.edu;
Syllabus and Readings:
Syllabus
Reading list - 1rst half-semester:
pdf file ,
html file with links to papers
Reading
assignments
Handouts:
Assignments:
- Assignment #1: Household behavior with imperfect labor markets.
Deadline for this first assignment is postponed to Tuesday October
3.
Text Data
Links to the Development field:
Development
field web page in ARE
Development seminar, Fall 2006 , Monday, 4:00-6:00 pm, 608-7 Evans
Last update: September, 2006