ECON:
209 Principles of Economics I
Prerequisite: Math 110 or higher
Offered: Fall
3 credit hours
Microeconomics. Basic economic principles and their application to business in modern economy. Demand, supply, pricing, resource allocation of various competitive conditions and income distribution.
210 Principles of Economics II
Prerequisite: Math 110 or higher.
Offered: Spring
3 credit hours
Macroeconomics. Economic principles as they apply to U.S. economy. National income, employment, financial institutions, monetary and fiscal policy, and theory of economic growth.
330 Regional Economic Development
Prerequisite: Econ 209 or 210.
Offered: Fall
3 credit hours
A study of economic development and trends in the Appalachian Mountains. A major emphasis will be placed on the role of coal and its impact upon the regional and national economy.