INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY:
Theory, methods, and case studies

GSPP C253 and ARE C253

Fall 2004


Goldman School of Public Policy
Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
at the University of California at Berkeley


Instructors: Alain de Janvry, Elisabeth Sadoulet and David Zilberman ,

Time: Monday and Wednesday, 2.30 to 4:00 pm
Location: GSPP 250

Prerequisites: Microeconomics and econometrics at the Master's level, or consent of instructors.

Office hours:
Alain de Janvry: Giannini Hall 211, Friday 2-3:30 pm; alain@are.berkeley.edu
Elisabeth Sadoulet: Giannini Hall 213, Friday 2-3:30 pm; sadoulet@are.berkeley.edu
David Zilberman : Giannini Hall 337, Thursday 3:30-5 p.m.; zilberman@are.berkeley.edu

Frequently asked questions by Lisa Dreier, student in Fall 2001.


Syllabus


Announcements


Final exam

Tuesday, December 14, 9-12am, in room GSPP 250
Review session on Wednesday December 8, in class. Review will be based on the review questions that are posted below. So please look at them before and be prepared to select the few questions that we can address in the alloted time.
Review questions (Alain and Betty's sections)
Review questions (David's section)


Assignments

Assignments should be done by teams of two students (i.e., not three, nor one). You will see that it is more productive and enjoyable for you, and less work for us, thus perfectly incentive compatible for all.

We will not tolerate late assignments. We discount 20 percentage points for each day an assignment is late, ... so not much remains after very few days. You always have more than 2 weeks to do them, so don't procrastinate, and plan ahead of time if you have other assignments due in other classes.


Handouts

Handouts for the module on Development and Environment, by David Zilberman

Final exams from previous years

Last update: November 2, 2004