Minor in Economics (2003)

Administered by Department of Economics

Effective Fall, 2003

The minor provides a basic competence in economics for non-economics majors and constitutes 18 semester hours. Courses required for a minor in economics are:

Core courses in economics

40.121 Principles of Economics I

40.122 Principles of Economics II

40.221 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

40.222 Intermediate Micro-Theory and Managerial Economics

Electives in economics

Choose two courses from the following three areas:

General Economics Theory

40.313 Labor Economics

40.315 Business and Government

40.316 Urban Economics

40.326 Public Finance

40.327 Money and Banking

40.329 Environmental Economics

40.333 International Economics

Statistical Analysis

40.256 Business and Economic Statistics I

40.356 Business and Economic Statistics II

40.456 Introduction to Econometrics

Economic History and Systems

40.322 Contrasting Economics

40.323 History of Economic Thought

40.324 Economic Theory of the Western World

40.334 Economic Growth in Underdeveloped Areas

40.460 Advanced Political Economy