Natural Resource Economics

This course aims to achieve two primary objectives: firstly, to improve students' writing skills in creating scientific papers/reports, and secondly, to assist students in delivering impactful oral p…

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This course aims to achieve two primary objectives: firstly, to improve students' writing skills in creating scientific papers/reports, and secondly, to assist students in delivering impactful oral p…

The International Agricultural Trade course (NREC6006) introduces graduate students to the theories, policies, and empirical tools needed to understand global agri-food trade. It covers classical tra…

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So far students of Natural Resource Economics have dealt with the principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics and with an introduction to business economics. They also have training in natural re…

In this course students demonstrate an extensive understanding of the agriculture and food system, driving forces shaping the system, and policies affecting the system and its players.  Students deve…

This course will introduce mathematical concepts and their applications in economics and business. Materials in this course will emphasize matrices and calculus. In contemporary world, calculus and m…

The course is designed to cover topics that include market competition, asset market bubbles, auction design, bargaining and behavioral labor economics, information, and signaling. Students will get …

Social survey is the main tool of social data collection. Students (undergraduate and postgraduate) and professionals require to conduct social surveys for research, program planning, monitoring and …

General introductory course covering operations involved in movement of agricultural and fishery commodities from farmer to consumer and the forces that influence the market in which farms and agribu…

Microeconomics is generally taught in a series of two courses, AppliedMicroeconomics I and II. Applied Microeconomics I (NRE3301) is the partdeals with the microeconomic theory and its applications. …

The primary goal of the course is to introduce first-year or junior students to the academic life of the College of Agricultural and Marine Sciences (CAMS), to promote a smooth transition to college …

This is an intermediate level course which covers principles of comparative advantage, gains from trade, and barriers to trade, including tariff and non-tariff barriers, and current issues in world a…

This course focuses on the economic characteristics of water resources and the growing problem of water scarcity. It covers the economics of water resources, with special emphasis on the GCC countrie…

The course focuses on the methodology of project analysis from the perspective of a private investor. We will emphasize understanding and applying key financial concepts such as discounting, discount…