The course contains the study of basic
concepts and terminology related to advanced economic geography, as well as
theories related to the locations of economic activities in order to understand
and analyze spatial differences in the issue of the distribution of
agricultural, industrial and technical production, in addition to studying the
relationship between population and natural resources, and understanding and
analyzing population growth rates, distribution and composition, and their
relationship to economic geography.
Intended learning outcomes
The student's knowledge of
contemporary economic problems and issues in the developing world and their
implications.
The student will be familiar with the basic
concepts of economic geography.
To familiarize the student with economic
resources, their importance, characteristics and distribution.
The student understands the issue of the
distribution of agricultural and industrial production, its patterns and
problems.
That the student remember the importance of
the concept of investment in human capital.
