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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Earth Economics by Erasmus University Rotterdam

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About the Course

After this course you will be an Earth Economist that can provide evidence-based advise on the best global policy. As an Earth Economist you will better understand the behavior and advice of economists, have become a better economist yourself and know where to find Earth's data and how to analyze these world observations. Our planet is too important: we need you to get engaged! Earth Economics offers a completely new angle to policy analysis by its focus on the truly global level and its empirical orientation on very recent data. Sustainability (environmental and related to the UN's SDGs), equality and heterodox (that is: non mainstream) views on the economy are important for an Earth Economist. Taking stock of emerging planet data and analyzing policies during and following the Global Crisis, Earth Economics provides both a topical introduction into basic economic tools and concepts as well as insights in highly relevant problems and recent developments in planet production, growth and governance. An important issue is the provision of global public goods. Earth Economics highlights the importance of the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, the World Health Organization and the World Trade Organization....

Top reviews

RG

Aug 11, 2022

Great learning! I'm an alumnus of ISS -Erasmus Rural Policy and Project Planning batch 1995. Hopefully, I'll visit Netherlands again! I missed The Hague.

PR

Oct 4, 2022

i enjoy this class. This class opened my eyes about our earth and how we use resources.

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By Dr T K K

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Jul 25, 2020

It's a very informative course, very useful and we can follow the syllabus

By Charitendra V

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Jul 13, 2020

Nice course, Thanks to Mr. Peter, the best thing is that Mr. Peter uses calculation only where it is useful.

By Alice Z

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Jul 27, 2020

There is an unreality about this that is put aside as Earth as a closed society does not trade in any manner with Mars, moon, etc. BUT the fallacy, seems to be that the universe orbitals would trade without the use of people of some sort or another.

The other issue of concern is the presumption that these orbitals of the universe do not already exchange.

But he is fun to listen to ...

By Patrick R

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Oct 5, 2022

i enjoy this class. This class opened my eyes about our earth and how we use resources.

By Reiner G

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Aug 12, 2022

Great learning! I'm an alumnus of ISS -Erasmus Rural Policy and Project Planning batch 1995. Hopefully, I'll visit Netherlands again! I missed The Hague.

By Karolina

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Dec 18, 2020

Interesting and informative course. I really liked it!

By Rosabel L F

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Oct 6, 2022

This course is both interesting and helpful!

By Martin T

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Sep 11, 2022

great course in a new field!

By Estefani C

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May 24, 2023

Great class!!

By Karinka P

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May 10, 2022

cool!