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Development Policy and Economics

WZ1711Specialization in Management5 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterLehrstuhl für Produktions- und Ressourcenökonomie landwirtschaftlicher Betriebe (Prof. Sauer, Joint Appointment der TUM School of Management und TUM School of Life Sciences)
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What it is about

In this module you explore central questions of development economics and policy, with a focus on human security and human development. You will learn theories, indicators (e.g., HDI, ecological indicators) and the particular challenges of fragile states and you will critically evaluate policy alternatives.

What you will be able to do

  • List core principles of human security and human development
  • Assess limitations of sustainable socio-economic development
  • Understand development problems of fragile states
  • Reproduce and interpret theoretical concepts of development economics
  • Apply theoretical concepts to policy questions

What the module consists of

  • LecturesConveying theory and methodology through concise presentations
  • SeminarApplying what is learned to case studies and evaluating policy options
  • Group work/PresentationPreparation and presentation of a given group task (max. 3 people, 30 min including discussion)

Teaching method

  • PowerPoint presentationsSummary of the required theory and methodology
  • Moderated classroom discussionsDeepening understanding of current topics
  • Case study seminarApplication and evaluation of policy measures
  • Supplementary reading materials providedSupport for lecture and seminar content
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