Economics

Economics Courses

ECON 1A - Principles of Economics
Introduces the concepts and tools of macroeconomic analysis, especially as they apply to the United States economy. Includes the economizing problem; resource allocation between the private and public sectors; national income determination; fiscal and monetary policies as they relate to business cycles; and alternative views of Keynesians, Monetarists and supply-siders as they relate to solving economic problems.

ECON 1B - Principles of Economics
Presents a continuation of ECON 1A with emphasis on the concepts and tools of microeconomic analysis as they pertain to the economics of the firm and resource allocation; current economic problems such as antitrust regulations, rural economics, urban economics, income distribution, the radical critique; international economics and the world economy.

Summer 2008/ Course Offering

ECON 1A (8080)     TWTh     7:30am -10:30am     Higgins     Rm 4110 

ECON 1B (8081)     TWTh     10:30am -1:30pm     Higgins     Rm 4114 

Fall 2008 Course Offering

ECON 1A (71526)              Distance Education Course

ECON 1A (70666)     T       7:00pm -10:00pm     Downing     Rm N2038

ECON 1A (70667)    TR     12:30pm -2:00pm     Higgins       Rm 4110

ECON 1A (70668)  MWF   11:30am -12:30pm   Downing    Rm 4113

ECON 1A (70669)  MWF   12:30pm -1:30pm     Downing    Rm 4113

ECON 1A (70670)     T        7:00pm -10:00pm     Higgins      Rm 4110

ECON 1A (70671)    W         4:00pm -7:00pm       DePass     Rm 4113

ECON 1A (70672)    TR        4:30pm -5:30pm       Higgins     Rm 4110

ECON 1B (0359)     MW       1:30am -3:00pm   Downing       Rm 4502A

ECON 1B (71527)     W        7:00pm -10:00pm     Curry         Rm 4110

ECON 1B (71527)     W        7:00pm - 10:00pm    Downing   Rm N6001

For more information you may contact the
Business Education Division at:  (805) 546-3251