Agricultural Economics is a comprehensive course covering all units related to the economic aspects of agriculture within the B.A. Economics program. This course delves into topics such as agricultural production, markets, pricing, policies, and the impact of various economic factors on the agricultural sector. Students will gain a thorough understanding of the economic principles that govern agricultural activities, the role of government policies in shaping agricultural outcomes, and the importance of sustainable agricultural practices. By studying Agricultural Economics in the B.A. Economics program, students will develop a nuanced perspective on the intricate relationship between economics and agriculture, preparing them for careers in agricultural management, policy analysis, agribusiness, and more.