INTL DV 130
Economics of Developing Countries
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Requisite: course 1. Social scientific survey of debates over policies contributing to economic development and underdevelopment. Topics include measurement and statistics, social and industrial policies, inequality, poverty, and historical differences for development paths across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2016 - Kevan is an amazing professor! The best I've had in the IDS department at UCLA. His lectures are engaging and interesting. The content is super relevant for IDS in the modern day (some of the other classes focus too much on historical IDS). Kevan will stare at you if you're late. But if you read the material, participate in lecture and in Section, and study a ton for the final, you'll do fine. It's definitely the hardest IDS class I took, but also the most worthwhile.
Winter 2016 - Kevan is an amazing professor! The best I've had in the IDS department at UCLA. His lectures are engaging and interesting. The content is super relevant for IDS in the modern day (some of the other classes focus too much on historical IDS). Kevan will stare at you if you're late. But if you read the material, participate in lecture and in Section, and study a ton for the final, you'll do fine. It's definitely the hardest IDS class I took, but also the most worthwhile.
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