ECON 2086EL

This course explores institutions and conflict through the lens of unemployment and inflation in the Canadian economy. The course examines how institutional structures- such as central banks, labour markets, and government policies-shape economic outcomes and distribute power among stakeholders. Key topics include the role of monetary and fiscal policy, the influence of social groups, and the trade-offs faced by policymakers. PREREQ: ECON-1006 and ECON-1007. (lec 3) cr 3. Students may not retain credit for both ECON-2086 and ECON-2085.