Course Descriptions

Economics

Admission to courses may be gained through instructor permission.

Graduate standing is required as a prerequisite for all 700-level courses in the College of Business Administration.

ECON 100:	INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
ECON 102:	PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
ECON 103:	PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECON 261 R:	PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICS I
ECON 262 R:	PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICS II
ECON 302:	INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMICS
ECON 303:	INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS
ECON 304:	MONEY AND BANKING
ECON 305:	COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
ECON 334:	ECONOMIC HISTORY OF U.S.
ECON 359:	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECON 365:	LABOR ECONOMICS
ECON 404/604:	MONETARY AND FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
ECON 411/611:	ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF GAMING AND GAMBLING
ECON 420/620:	ECONOMICS OF HEALTH CARE AND HEALTH POLICY
ECON 440/640:	INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
ECON 441/641:	INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS
ECON 442/642:	HISTORY OF ECONOMIC IDEAS
ECON 450/650:	CASINO INDUSTRY REGULATION
ECON 451/651:	PUBLIC FINANCE
ECON 454/654:	ECONOMICS OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
ECON 455/655:	INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
ECON 457/657:	LAW AND ECONOMICS
ECON 460/660:	ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND COMMON MARKETS
ECON 461/661:	CHINESE ECONOMY
ECON 462/662:	INTERNATIONAL TRADE
ECON 463/663:	INTERNATIONAL MONETARY RELATIONS
ECON 468/668:	ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS
ECON 471/671:	URBAN ECONOMICS
ECON 472/672:	REGIONAL ECONOMICS
ECON 489:	ECONOMICS INTERNSHIP
ECON 490/690:	INDEPENDENT STUDY
ECON 493:	SPECIAL TOPICS
ECON 495:	SEMINAR IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH
ECON 702:	ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS
ECON 703:	ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS I
ECON 704:	ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS II
ECON 741:	APPLIED ECONOMETRICS
ECON 751:	PUBLIC ECONOMICS
ECON 759:	ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
ECON 765:	ADVANCED LABOR ECONOMICS
ECON 772 R:	RURAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
ECON 790:	INDEPENDENT STUDY
ECON 794:	SEMINAR
ECON 797:	THESIS
ECON 899:	GRADUATE ADVISEMENT