Introduces economic models used to analyze economic behavior by individuals and firms and consequent market outcomes. Applies conceptual analysis to several policy issues and surveys a variety of specific topics within the broad scope of microeconomics.

Prerequisites/Rules:
MATH107 or MATH110; or must have math eligibility of MATH113 or higher. Credit Only Granted for: ECON200, AREC240, or AREC250. Additional Information: It is recommended that students complete ECON200 before taking ECON201.
Credits: 3
Grading Method: Regular, Pass-Fail, Audit

Course Offerings

    Fall 2024Instructor: Erin Moody
    Fall 2024Instructor: Stefania Scandizzo
    Fall 2024Instructor: Hossein Abbasi
    Spring 2024Instructor: Stefania Scandizzo
    Fall 2023Instructor: Hossein Abbasi
    Fall 2023Instructor: Stefania Scandizzo
    Fall 2023Instructor: Erin Moody
    Spring 2023Instructor: Stefania Scandizzo
    Fall 2022Instructor: Hossein Abbasi
    Fall 2022Instructor: Stefania Scandizzo