Course Description
An intensive survey of the development of economic thought. The course introduces the work of outstanding thinkers and theoreticians in economics through discussion of the varied traditions of thought that have developed in the discipline.
Intended Learning Outcomes
CILO-1: Describe the philosophical principles that underpin the history of economic thought, including the shifting ideologies of prominent economists throughout different regions and eras.
CILO-2: Critically analyze how various economic principles and theories can be applied to contemporary economic and business phenomena, taking into account the different global and regional contexts in which they operate.
CILO-3: Identify the historical and social factors that have influenced the development of economic thought, including the impact of political, cultural, and technological changes on economic theory and practice.
CILO-4: Apply critical thinking skills to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different economic theories, and to assess their relevance and applicability to contemporary economic issues and challenges.