IGNOU's MGG 006 Economic Geography course delves into the intricate relationship between geography and economic activities, exploring how spatial patterns and processes shape economic development and globalization. From the spatial organization of industries to the dynamics of international trade, students examine the factors influencing the distribution of resources, production systems, and markets across different regions. Through the lens of economic theories and geographical perspectives, learners gain insight into the spatial disparities in wealth, income, and development, as well as the role of government policies and institutions in shaping economic outcomes. Additionally, the course explores contemporary issues such as urbanization, regional disparities, and sustainable development, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities associated with economic globalization and environmental sustainability. By engaging with case studies, spatial data analysis, and fieldwork, students develop a comprehensive understanding of economic geography and its relevance to addressing pressing socio-economic and environmental challenges. Through this in-depth study guide, learners emerge equipped to analyze spatial patterns of economic activity, assess the impacts of economic globalization, and propose informed strategies for promoting inclusive and sustainable economic development.