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Papadas Christos
Professor
Educations
- Ph.D. in Agricultural and Applied Economics from the Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota (USA)
- M.Sc. in Agricultural and Applied Economics from the Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota (USA)
- BSc from the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB).

Mr. Christos Papadas is a graduate of the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), holder of a postgraduate degree (M.Sc.) and a doctorate (Ph.D.) in Agricultural and Applied Economics, which he received from the Department of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota (USA). He has worked as a researcher at the University of Minnesota. He has taught at Queen’s University in Northern Ireland as a full faculty member in the Department of Agricultural Economics, in undergraduate and postgraduate courses and programs.

His works have been published in international scientific journals and presented at scientific conferences. Mr. Papadas teaches (co-teaching) the undergraduate, compulsory courses “Agricultural Product Price Analysis” (8th semester), “Rural Development Theory and Policy” (9th semester) and the postgraduate courses “Applied Microeconomics” and “Agro-Economics” in Of agricultural development”.

CV Papadas

His research interests are in the areas of development economics, rural development, input-output analysis, and the application of new quantitative methods to investigate the impact of economic policies on rural development, economic convergence, and income distribution.

Courses of teacher

R.E.D.

Input-Output Analysis

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Giannakis Elias
13 weeks
Input-Output Analysis is a well-established method for economic analysis and planning. The objective of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts and tools of the Input-Output Analysis as well as to empirical applications of the method for examining the production structure of an economic system (national, regional), evaluating economic development scenarios, analysing […]
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R.E.D.

Advance Issues in Economic Analysis

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Kampas Athanasios
13 weeks
The course is an extension of Microeconomic Theory II. The course objective is to introduce students to the effectiveness concept of the competitive economic paradigm. In addition, the course provides an elementary introduction to basics of game theory. Upon course completion, a typical student is expected to: To understand the theoretical underpinning of applied public […]
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R.E.D.

Derivatives with Applications in the Supply Chain of Agricultural and Food Products

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Papadas Christos
13 weeks
The course is the main introductory course in the concepts of derivatives with applications in the supply chain of agricultural and food products. In addition, it highlights the strategic role and modern trends in the derivatives market with applications in the supply chain of agricultural and food products. Upon successful completion of the course the […]
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R.E.D.

Urban Economics & Spatial Planning

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Papadas Christos
13 weeks
Students will obtain sufficient knowledge on all issues mentioned in the course description. They will know how the concepts and tools of microeconomic analysis can be used and extended in the study of regional economics and they will be introduced to the basic concepts and methods of spatial planning. They will be able to understand […]
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R.E.D.

Economics of Rural Development

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Giannakis Elias
13 weeks
The course aims at offering to students the knowledge and learning experience, which will allow them to understand the basic mechanisms and process of rural development, as well as the different approaches behind rural development policies. Students should learn how the process of economic development affects agriculture and the rural space in general. The transformation […]
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