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101 Introduction to Economics
Balaban |
Conway |
Turchi
310 Microeconomics Theory and Applications
Kearsley
320 Macroeconomics: Theory and Policy
345 Public Policy Toward Business
Contat |
Horne
380 The Economics of Labor Relations
McAtee
400 Elementary Statistics
Lich-Tyler |
Turchi
410 Intermediate Theory: Price and Distribution
Petranka |
Biglaiser and
Parreiras |
Krishna and McManus
420 Intermediate Theory: Money, Income, and Employment
Aguilar |
Froyen |
Hill
423 Financial Markets and Economic Fluctuations
Aguilar |
Francis | Parke
434 History of Economic Doctrines
Brent
440 Analysis of Public Finance
Hill |
Wilde
445 Industrial Organization
McManus
450 Health Economics: Problems and Policy
Akin
460 International Economics
Balaban | Conway | Vaidyanathan
461 European Economic Integration
Black
465 Economic Development
Peter |
Vaidyanathan
468 Principles of Soviet and Post-Soviet Economic
Systems
Rosefielde
469 Western and Asian Economic Systems
Rosefielde
480 Labor Economics
Joubert
510 Advanced Microeconomic Theory
Krishna |
Parreiras |
Petranka
511 Game Theory in Economics
Parreiras
520 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
Francis | Froyen
| Parke
560 Advanced International Economics
Balaban |
Chari |
Conway
570 Economic Applications of Statistical Analysis
Chaudhuri
| Hill |
Lich-Tyler |
Parke
586 Economics of the Family
Turchi