ECON 622: TRANSPORTATION ECONOMICS

Spring 2026 · Section 001 · CRN 24238

Discusses transportation as a major source of energy demand in modern post-industrial economies and of future demands in emerging economies. Emphasizes that the demand for energy use in the transportation sector involves modeling household choices, economic growth and demographic transition, government decisions to support transportation infrastructure development, and the introduction of new technologies. Students will apply problem solving and analytical skills to perform calculations related to transportation energy and its environmental impact.

Credits
4
Instructors
Ted Loch-Temzelides

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