Advanced Certificate Race & Urban Economics: Equitable Growth
-- ViewingNowThe Advanced Certificate in Race & Urban Economics: Equitable Growth is a comprehensive course that addresses the critical issue of racial and economic disparities in urban areas. This certificate program is essential for professionals committed to promoting equitable growth and addressing systemic inequalities in their communities.
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• Urban Economics Theory: An in-depth examination of urban economics principles, theories, and models, focusing on the spatial distribution of economic activities within cities and their relationship to equitable growth. • Racial Disparities in Housing Markets: Analysis of the historical and contemporary role of race in housing markets, emphasizing discriminatory practices, wealth accumulation, and their impact on urban economic development. • Gentrification and Neighborhood Change: Exploration of the economic forces and social implications of gentrification, including its consequences for racial and ethnic populations, housing affordability, and equitable growth. • Labor Markets and Racial Inequality: Investigation of the racial disparities in labor market outcomes, wage gaps, and employment discrimination, as well as their implications for equitable urban economic development. • Public Policy and Equitable Urban Development: Evaluation of public policies and their impact on equitable urban development, including affordable housing, transportation, education, and workforce development programs. • Urban Revitalization and Community Development: Study of urban revitalization strategies and community development practices that promote equitable growth in racially diverse urban areas. • Regional Economics and Racial Disparities: Analysis of the economic disparities between regions and their impact on racial and ethnic populations, with a focus on urban areas. • Data Analysis and Metrics for Equitable Growth: Application of statistical methods and data visualization techniques to assess the racial disparities in urban economic development and measure the progress of equitable growth policies.
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