Economics

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The department offers a major in economics and, in conjunction with Mathematics , an interdisciplinary major in mathematics-economics.  

Programs

• Economics, B.A.
• Mathematics-Economics, B.A.

• Mathematics-Economics, B.S.

Courses

• ECN-100 Personal Finance
• ECN-111 Introduction to Economics
• ECN-120 Introduction to Statistics
• ECN-200 Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy
• ECN-224 Law and Economics
• ECN-226 Game Theory
• ECN-233 Economics of Gender
• ECN-234 Urban Economics
• ECN-235 Population, Economy and Society
• ECN-236 Economics of the Environment
• ECN-237 Economics of Poverty and Inequality
• ECN-238 Public Economics
• ECN-239 Economics of Sports
• ECN-241 Money and Banking
• ECN-242 Health Economics
• ECN-244 Behavioral Economics
• ECN-245 Development Economics
• ECN-246 Economic Growth
• ECN-247 History of Economic Thought
• ECN-248 Economics of Market Regulation
• ECN-250 Labor Economics
• ECN-252 International Trade
• ECN-253 International Finance and Macroeconomic Policy
• ECN-256 Economics of Strategy
• ECN-331 Empirical Methods in Economics
• ECN-345 Intermediate Macroeconomics Analysis
• ECN-346 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis
• ECN-356 Managerial Economics
• ECN-475 Senior Seminar in Economics
• ECN-501 Independent Study
• ECN-503 Individualized Internship

• MXP-126 Coffee Culture: Past to Present, Farm to Cup

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