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Summer 2009
Summer 2009
ECON (Economics)
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ECON 103
Principles of Microeconomics
Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: C or above in MATH 020 or suitable score on MATH placement test Delivery Mode: Online In the context of contemporary economic issues, product and resource markets are analyzed with respect to pricing decisions, efficiency, and equity. Call# 5893 Section 801 3.0 cr May 18-June 05 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Dacosta, Maria N. Call# 5894 Section 802 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Chaudhuri, Sanjukta |
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ECON 104
Principles of Macroeconomics
Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: C or above in Math 020 or suitable score on MATH placement test Delivery Mode: Online Theory of aggregate income determination in the American economy with consideration of the international economy and other related problems, policies, and institutions. Call# 5895 Section 801 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Kolb, Fredric R. Call# 5896 Section 802 3.0 cr July 06-July 31 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Schaffer, David L. |
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ECON 318
Business Fluctuations
Special course fee $30.00 Not for GE P: ECON 104 Minimum sophomore standing Delivery Mode: Online Measuring economic activity; time series analysis; theories of business fluctuations; the experience of the 1930s; forecasting economic activity. Call# 5897 Section 801 3.0 cr June 08-July 03 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Li, Yan |
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ECON 321
Money and Banking
Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: ECON 103 and 104, or consent of instructor Minimum sophomore standing Delivery Mode: Online Analysis of the impact of money and banking on a modern economy. Banking, regulatory and management problems are also studied. Call# 5898 Section 801 3.0 cr July 06-July 31 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Carroll, Wayne D. |
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ECON 357 /557
Women and Economic Development
Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Cross-listed with WMNS 357 Credit may not be earned in both ECON 357 and WMNS357. No credit if taken after WMNS 480 in summer of 2001 Delivery Mode: Online Provides economic, institutional, and feminist frameworks for understanding socio-economic realities of women in Asia, Africa, Latin American, and the Middle East. Topics analyzed include changing roles of women in economy and household during the process of economic development. Call# 5899 Section 801G 3.0 cr July 06-July 31 Time & Day Arranged Online/Web Instructor: Avin, Rose-Marie |
