8 courses with the subject ECON, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ECON 2210Principles of Economics I : The fundamentals of macroeconomics affecting our daily3.0
lives: inflation, unemployment, and growth and income. Prerequisite None: Previously BEC 201 or BEC 210.
ECON 2220Principles of Economics II : The subject from the micro-economic approach: business3.0
enterprise, demand and supply, market price formation, costs, competition and monopoly, and government and business. Prerequisites: None; Previously BEC 202 or BEC 220.
ECON 3320Intermediate Microeconomics : An advanced treatment of demand and supply, price3.0
determination, profit maximization under different market structures, production function; linear programing, input- output analysis, and government policies toward business. Prerequisite: BEC 220 or ECON 2220. Previously BEC 311 or BEC 320.
ECON 3330Public Finance : Taxation and spending policies of state and local governments, the3.0
federal government, fiscal policy as tool of welfare policy, fiscal policy, and inflation or recession. Theoretical and empirical problems are discussed. Prerequisite: BEC 210 or ECON 2210 and BEC 220 or ECON 2220. Previously BEC 300 or BEC 330.
ECON 4420International Economics : Basis of trade, factor prices and income in an open economy3.0
tariffs, foreign exchange markets, balance of payment equilibrium and adjustment, international financial institutions and policy. Prerequisites: BEC 210 or ECON 2210 and BEC 220 or ECON 2220. Previously BEC 407 or BEC 420.
ECON 4440Economics of Black Community Development : The critical problems of rapid3.0
technological change, rigid product prices in American growth, and their effect on well-being of the labor force, with particular reference to the black community. Prerequisite: BEC 210 or ECON 2210 and BEC 220 or ECON 2220. Previously BEC 444 or BEC 440. 95
