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Growth and Development

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Growth and development

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Academic year 2013/2014

Course ID
ECO0227
Teacher
Mariacristina Rossi (Titolare del corso)
Teaching period
Secondo semestre
Type
A scelta dello studente
Credits/Recognition
6
Course disciplinary sector (SSD)
SECS-P/01 - economia politica
Delivery
Tradizionale
Language
Inglese
Attendance
Facoltativa
Type of examination
Scritto ed orale
Examination methods
Written Exam and Essay
Prerequisites
Knowledge of statistics, Mathematical otimisation tool. Basic Econometrics
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Sommario del corso

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Course objectives

The course aims at providing students with the theoretical tools to analyze the economic growth theories and the economic problems of developing countries. The topics covered during the lectures include: economic growth, migration, human capital accumulation decisions, agricultural household models, risk and insurance, poverty and vulnerability.  The course includes, also, a practical session using microdata to familiarize with the econometric and statistical tools to perform empirical analysis on developing countries datasets

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Results of learning outcomes

Students should learn how to formalize basic rural household problem and sketch an empirical realated analysis using STATA or other econometric packages.

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Program

1.The general household model  2.Vicious circle of poverty and multiple equilibria 3.Economic Growth models  4. The Dual Economy and Migration 5 Human capital accumulation 6. Risk and Insurance 7 Poverty and Vulnerability  8 Impact evaluation 9 Empirical applications on the topics learned using STATA

Suggested readings and bibliography

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Bardham and Udry, Development Microeconomic, 1993 Basu, Analytical Development Economics, 1997 Romer, Advanced Macroeconomics, 1996

Additional references will be provided during lectures.



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Note

Attendance is strongly reccommended

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