Environmental Economics and Policy
Agricultural and Resource Economics (AREC)
2200 Symons Hall, 301-405-1291
www.arec.umd.edu
This minor provides students with economic knowledge to apply to analysis and understanding of environmental and resource policies. AREC 382 and the 400 level courses are a truncated version of the upper-level course requirements of the AREC major. These courses focus particularly on economic analysis relevant to environmental policy analysis. AREC 332 is a course intended primarily for non-AREC majors. AREC 240 is an introductory course giving students an overview of the subject. AREC 382 and AREC 455 are required courses in the ENSP environmental economics concentration; AREC 445 is on a list of restricted electives in that concentration. AREC 240 and AREC 332 can be used to meet ENSP core requirements for all ENSP concentrations.
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AREC240 |
Introduction to Economics and the Environment |
3 |
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AREC332 |
Introduction to Natural Resource Policy |
3 |
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AREC382 |
Computer-based Analysis in Agricultural and Resource Economics |
3 |
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AREC445 |
Agricultural Development, Population Growth, and the Environment |
3 |
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AREC455 |
Economics of Land Use |
3 |
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Another AREC course can be substituted for one of the courses listed with permission of Undergraduate Advisor. |
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Total Credits |
15 |
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