Provides an overview of environmental economics, covering course structure, key concepts, and the relationship between economic activity and environmental issues.
Explores the historical phases of globalisation, from consumption to production, leading to the unbundling of production and consumption, and the subsequent impact on emerging markets and global trade.
Examines the evolution of the Chinese economy during and after the Great Leap Forward, highlighting key insights and challenges faced in understanding its current state.
Explores the equilibrium in competitive markets, the impact of non-competitive forces, and the role of government intervention in aligning markets with social welfare.
Delves into the economic and fiscal landscape, analyzing potential output, fiscal stance, government debt, and the effects of government spending shocks.
Emphasizes the role of individual and collective actions in achieving sustainability through the Sustainable Development Goals and the successes of the Millennium Development Goals.
