Energy Policy and Economics
Course Number: 45916
This course will begin with a review of microeconomic concepts and tools necessary for analysis of the topics covered in the class. The course will explore how past energy technology policies and choices are intertwined with pathways of economic development, social impacts, macroeconomic measurement and performance. This course will explore how a wide variety of policy mechanisms- technology policy, utility regulation and restructuring, emissions policies, multilateral interventions and agreements, and corporate strategies-can shape energy use and the environmental impacts of energy systems. Study examples will draw from both developed and developing countries.
Degree: MBA
Concentrations: Economics, Sustainability
Academic Year: 2025-2026
Semester(s): Mini 4
Required/Elective: Elective
Units: 6