EC348 - Economics of Innovation
Exploration of the field of technological change: how technologies develop and evolve; and how technologies subsequently affect our economy and society. Using case studies and journal articles as a springboard for discussion, we will apply economic concepts to events ranging from the Industrial Revolution to the present. Topics may include patent law, copyright infringement, the Green Revolution, e-commerce, health and agricultural biotechnology, and energy-related innovation. Required field study during the block, Additional expense $$$ for students. Meets the Critical Learning: CP requirement.
Prerequisite: -EC301 and -EC302.
Degree requirement — Critical Learning: CP
1 unit — Johnson
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Term | Block | Title | Instructor | Location | Student Limit/Available | Updated |
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Spring 2026 | Block 7 | Economics of Innovation | Dan Johnson | TBA | 15 / 15 | 02/22/2025 |