WoodbadgeNorthern TierPhilmont 2012
Charles B. Moss

Charles Moss • Macroeconomics and Microeconomics of Agricultural Finance

Purpose: This course extends the traditional managerial analysis of agricultural finance presented in introductory and intermediate classes in agricultural finance. The course starts with the neoclassical economic model of the capital market then extends this formulation to include principal agent problems, arbitrage models of the capital market, and macroeconomic models of money and banking. (Syllabus).

Textbooks: This course draws on a wide array of published material. As such, we will not use one textbook. I will put a copy of each book on reserve and keep a copy of each text in my office to be signed out for 12 hours. These textbooks include