ECON 101 : PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS (SQ)

Economics is the study of scarcity and choice in response to incentives. Students learn how economists analyze choices, how markets determine prices and quantities exchanged, and how individuals and businesses make optimal decisions. Students gain skills in cost-benefit analysis, the process of logical thought behind basic economic models, using graphs as analytical tools, and interpreting articles on markets and decision-making.

Overview

Department

Credits

3

General Education Core Requirement

S - Social Sciences,
Q - Quantitative Reasoning