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Nov 21, 2024
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BA 21600 - Survey of Economics
(4) The study of individual decision making (households, firms, and other organizations) and how markets mediate and aggregate such decisions. Issues addressed will include the determination of prices, incomes, and methods of production. Particular attention will be focused on “market failures” where individual self-interested decisions can lead to perverse results (e.g., pollution, congestion, under-provision of socially desirable goods). The consequences of government policies will be explored. Satisfies the Social/Behavioral Science GUR. Prerequisite: BA 10500 Business Math or MT 10100 Intermediate Algebra . Offered Fall/Spring. Professional Competencies: MOC; PS.
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