FARE 6160

Quantitative techniques such as classical optimization, mathematical programming, simulation and input-output models are applied to firm, interregional, industry, and international problem situations in agricultural economics, including those dealing with resources and the environment. Time and risk and uncertainty dimensions are addressed. Offered in conjunction with FARE*4500. Extra work is required for graduate students. [Offering(s): Annually][Restriction(s): Credit may only be obtained from one of FARE*4500 or FARE*6160][Department(s): Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics]