Economic Geography
Geo 113v
This course introduces students to the study of the spatial distribution of resources, population, enterprise, trade, consumption, and economic production. Emphasis placed on the interaction of those distributions at local-to-global scales.
Offered: At least one section of Econogmic Geography is offered during the first or second summer sessions; it may also be offered during the fall or spring semester. See the Schedule of Courses for course availability.
Course Description: via Registrar
Course Authors(s): Elizabeth Mack, Ph.D.