A survey of principles of microeconomics
emphasizing the influence on human behavior and
the determination of prices and incomes in a market
economy.
202
Principles of Macroeconomics
3 hours
A survey of principles of macroeconomics
emphasizing the determinants of a nation’s
aggregate economic performance; the causes of fluctuations
in output, prices and employment and economic stabilization
policy.
302
Principles of Labor Economics
3 hours
A study of economic and institutional
forces determining the level and composition of
labor demand and labor supply, determinants of wage
levels and structure and economic and institutional
forces affecting wage levels and differentials.
Cross-listed as MGMT 383. Prerequisite: ECON
201.
320
International Economics
3 hours
An integrated treatment of theory,
policy, and enterprise in international trade and
finance including a history of international financial
problems of U.S. and foreign policy-making in the
sphere of international finance. Prerequisites:
ECON 201 and ECON 202.
330
Economic History of the United States
3 hours
A survey of the economic history
of the United States including topics such as developments
in agriculture, industry transportation, banking
and money supply, labor and the role of government.
Cross-listed as HIST 330. Prerequisites: HIST
207 and HIST 208 or consent of division chairperson.
410
Investment Management
3 hours
A study of financial instruments
and their markets, financial management procedures
and strategies available to investors, and decision
analyses commonly utilized when allocating funds
among alternative investments. Emphasis centers
on financial planning, portfolio management, fundamental
valuation, technical analysis and modern portfolio
theory.
420
Financial Economics
3 hours
A study of the role of interest rates
and money in the economy and the use of monetary
policy to achieve economic stability and growth.
A survey of financial instruments and their markets
is presented along with an examination of various
financial institutions and their functions with
a special emphasis given to the banking entity.
Prerequisite: ECON 202.
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