Economics

Course Offerings Fall 2013

Course Code	Title/Instructor	Meets
ECON 111-01	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Nicola Tynan Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1130:MWF ALTHSE 201
ECON 111-02	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Nicola Tynan Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1230:MWF ALTHSE 201
ECON 111-03	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: William Bellinger Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1330:MR ALTHSE 201
ECON 111-04	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: William Bellinger Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1500:MR ALTHSE 201
ECON 111-05	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Andrew Farrant Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	0830:MWF DENNY 317
ECON 111-06	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Andrew Farrant Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	0930:MWF DENNY 317
ECON 111-07	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Tricia Hawks Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1330:MR ALTHSE 08
ECON 111-08	Intro to Microeconomics Instructor: Tricia Hawks Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon consumer demand and upon the output and pricing decisions of business firms. The implications of actions taken by these decision-makers, operating within various market structures, upon the allocation of resources and the distribution of income are examined. Special attention is given to the sociopolitical environment within which economic decisions are made. This course fulfills the DIV II social sciences distribution requirement and QR graduation requirement.	1500:MR ALTHSE 08
ECON 112-01	Intro to Macroeconomics Instructor: Edward McPhail Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon national output, employment, and price levels. The monetary and financial system is explored together with problems of economic stability. Monetary and fiscal policy procedures are analyzed and evaluated in light of the current economic climate. Special attention is given to the historical development of major economic institutions. Prerequisite: 111.	0930:MWF ALTHSE 08
ECON 112-02	Intro to Macroeconomics Instructor: Edward McPhail Course Description: A study of the fundamentals of economic analysis and of basic economic institutions, with particular emphasis upon national output, employment, and price levels. The monetary and financial system is explored together with problems of economic stability. Monetary and fiscal policy procedures are analyzed and evaluated in light of the current economic climate. Special attention is given to the historical development of major economic institutions. Prerequisite: 111.	1030:MWF ALTHSE 08
ECON 222-01	Environmental Economics Instructor: Mesude Kongar, Anthony Underwood Course Description: Cross-listed with ENST 222-01.	1330:MR ALTHSE 109
ECON 222-02	Environmental Economics Instructor: Mesude Kongar, Anthony Underwood Course Description: Cross-listed with ENST 222-02.	1500:MR ALTHSE 109
ECON 223-01	American Capitalism Instructor: Jonathan Cogliano, Mesude Kongar Course Description: Cross-listed with AMST 200-02 and SOCI 230-02.Permission of Instructor Required	1330:TF ALTHSE 207
ECON 223-02	American Capitalism Instructor: Jonathan Cogliano, Mesude Kongar Course Description: Cross-listed with AMST 200-04 and SOCI 230-03.Permission of Instructor Required	1500:TF ALTHSE 207
ECON 228-01	Economic Analysis of Policy Instructor: Tricia Hawks Course Description: Cross-listed with LAWP 228-01 and PMGT 228-01.	1030:MR ALTHSE 110
ECON 268-01	Inter Macroeconomic Theory Instructor: Jonathan Cogliano, Mesude Kongar Course Description: Permission of Instructor Required	0900:TR DENNY 212
ECON 278-01	Inter Microeconomic Theory Instructor: William Bellinger Course Description: Neoclassical theory of relative prices of commodities and productive services under perfect and imperfect competition. The role of prices in the allocation and distribution of resources and commodities. Economic behavior of individual economic units like consumers, firms, and resource owners. Prerequisite: 111 and MATH 170.	1130:MWF ALTHSE 207
ECON 288-01	Contending Econ Perspectives Instructor: Mesude Kongar Course Description: Permission of Instructor Required	1030:TR ALTHSE 109
ECON 314-01	Political Econ/Soc Philosophy Instructor: Andrew Farrant Course Description: See ECON 214 above. Special advanced topics. Prerequisite dependent upon topic.	1330:TF ALTHSE 206
ECON 347-01	Money and Banking Instructor: Mesude Kongar, Ozge Ozay Course Description: Permission of Instructor Required	0930:MWF DENNY 21
ECON 349-01	Pol Econ of the Third World Instructor: Mesude Kongar, Ozge Ozay Course Description: Cross-listed with LALC 349-01.	1030:MWF DENNY 303
ECON 474-01	Econometrics Instructor: Mesude Kongar, Anthony Underwood Course Description: Theory and applications of multiple regression analysis. The specification and estimation of econometric models, hypothesis testing, and interpretation of results. Emphasis is on practical applications from macro- and microeconomics using both cross-section and time-series data. Prerequisite: 268, 278, MATH 121 and 170.	1500:TF ALTHSE 109
ECON 500-01	Independent Study Instructor: Edward McPhail Course Description:	: