Department(s)
Course Description
A course in microeconomics, especially suited for social science, business, and engineering majors. Various types of competition and how these affect decision making by the firm are discussed. Price and output determination by the firm are also examined. Other topics include the pricing of resources, the role of trade unions, international trade and finance, income distribution and poverty, and the basic characteristics of the economic systems of selected countries other than the United States.
Semester Offering
Fall, Winter and Summer
Is this course available online? Note: Some asynchronous courses require on-site testing.
Yes