The Courses

(All courses carry 3 credits unless otherwise noted.)

103 Introduction to Microeconomics - 4 credits (SB) (both sem) 

104 Introduction to Macroeconomics - 4 credits (SB) (both sem)

105 Introduction to Political Economy - 4 credits (SBU) (both sem)

121 The International Economy - 4 credits (SB)

144 Political Economy of Racism - 4 credits (SBU)

151 Introduction to Quantitative Economics

152 Introduction to Math Models in Economics

177 Comparison of the U.S. and Japanese Economies - 4 credits (SBG) 

178 Introduction to Latin American, Caribbean and Latina/o Economic Issues (SBG)

203 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (both sem)

203H Honors Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

204 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (both sem)

204H Honors Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

305 Marxian Economic Theory

306 History of Economic Thought (IE)

307 Applied Economic Topics

308 Political Economy of the Environment

309 Game Theory

311 Money and Banking (both sem)

313 Public Finance

314 State and Local Public Finance

321 International Monetary Theory

322 International Trade

330 Labor in the American Economy (both sem)

331 Organization of American Industry

340 Economics of Health

341 Labor Economics

348 The Political Economy of Women

361 European Economic History (HS)

362 American Economic History (HS) (both sem)

366 Economic Development

367 Development of Post-Independence Africa (IE)

371 Comparative Economic Systems

373 Socialist Economics

394CI Economics of Cooperative Enterprises

394FI Finance and Society (IE)

394IO Industrial Organization (IE)

397B ST - Economics and the Literary Imagination

397BB ST - Economics of Risk and Uncertainty

397LE ST - Law and Economics

397N ST - Compensation, Incentives and Profits

397V ST - Agrarian Change and Globalization

397W ST- Writing in Economics

451 Mathematical Methods for Economics

452 Econometrics

504 Advanced Macroeconomics

505 Advanced Marxian Economics

567 Latin American Economic Development