EC 242 - ~Principles of Economics II

3 Credit Hours
Lecture Hrs. 3

This course presents and analyzes microeconomic principles as to their applicability to problems of public policy. Microeconomics is the study of the economic activities of individual consumers and producers or groups of consumers and groups of producers known as markets. The emphasis is placed on the roles played by consumers and producers in the society. Economics avoids value judgments while it tries to establish scientific statements about economic behavior. Effective economic theories are developed using scientific-based analysis and critical thinking. This course can stand alone or in conjunction with Principles of Economics I, Macroeconomics.
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