AGEC
422: Sections 501-504
Land Economics
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AGEC
422: Sections 501-504 |
Welcome to Land Economics!
I want you to have a good learning experience and I am glad to have you in my class!
This course includes the economic, institutional and physical factors involved in the use and control of natural resources. It includes elements of introductory land economics as a discipline, economic foundations of land economics, institutional influences on land use, and the effects of public policy on land use. The overall objective is to provide the student with the framework and skills to make wise economics decisions regarding the use and the allocation of the scarce land resources of Texas, the U.S., and the world.
Instructor: Curtis F. Lard (B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Michigan State University, Ph.D. Michigan State University)
Room 301C Blocker Building, Phone: 845-4746, E-mail: c-lard@tamu.edu
Office Hours: MW 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM or other times by appointment
Homepage: http://agecon2.tamu.edu/people/faculty/lard-curtis/
Teaching Assistant: TBA
Office Hours: TBAPlease check the following links for important information, including grading information and dates & times of tests.
WebCTVista: You will need to access WebCTVista for this course.
Recommended Links: Click on the logo to be taken to the organization's website.
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| Finance Insurance & Real Estate Club | The Urban Land Institute | Bryan GIS | College Station GIS | The Real Estate Center |
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