2009-2010 University Catalog 
  
2009-2010 University Catalog

ECON 875 - Economics of Religion II

Credits: 3
Studies the relationship between religion and economies as it addresses a wide range of empirical questions concerning the causes and consequences of religious commitment. Issues addressed include the relationship between religious and political conservatism, correlates of socioeconomic factors and religious outcomes, and the contributions of religion to development, political liberty, and civil rights.

Prerequisites
ECON 611, 630, 637, 812.

Hours of Lecture or Seminar per week
3
Hours of Lab or Studio per week
0