USP 551 Community Economic Development
Course sets community economic development within the context of traditional state and local economic development policy and compares their underlying theoretical perspectives. It examines the impact of recent economic, social, and demographic transformations on local labor markets and surveys the labor-market problem solving activities of local governments and community- based organizations. Business and commercial development strategies are also explored. Also offered for undergraduate-level credit as USP 451 and may be taken only once for credit.