ECO 2013: Microeconomics Jan 2017 thru May 2017 (Spring Semester) Key Course Information Instructor Nicholas C. Reithmaier Phone (727) 253-8817 Fax (855) 223-2830 E-mail Location Online @ D2L MyCourses Mon 09 Jan 2017 Course Date Course End Date Fri 05 May 2017 Course Credits 3 Introduction Welcome to ECO 2023 called Principles of Microeconomics! In this course, we’ll explore the basic concepts of a single individual or business. The first course in the sequence, ECO 2013 called Principles of Microeconomics, studies the basic concepts of a large economy comprised of a lot of individuals and businesses. Together, these 2 courses provide a comprehensive overview of economics. Below are some of the topics in each course that we explain and develop mathematical models for. ECO 2013 Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics – – How to use math and graphs in economics What economics is and what the major principles of economics are How individual markets work by using consumer demand and business supply Economic indicators such as GDP, inflation, and How consumers make choices between different unemployment goods The types of competition in a free market from How economies use capital to grow and develop perfect to monopoly The aggregate demand and aggregate supply How to determine the right amount of model which describes how a macroeconomy environmental regulations works How governments use spending and printing How risk and uncertainty influence markets to control economic growth The purpose of banks and money in the modern The major types of government spending economy
ECO 2013: Microeconomics Jan 2017 thru May 2017 (Spring Semester) Key Course Information Instructor Nicholas C. Reithmaier Phone (727) 253-8817 Fax (855) 223-2830 E-mail Location Online @ D2L MyCourses Course Date Mon 09 Jan 2017 Course End Date Fri 05 May 2017 Course Credits 3 Introduction Welcome to ECO 2023 called Principles of Microeconomics! In this course, we’ll explore the basic concepts of a single individual or business. The first course in the sequence, ECO 2013 called Principles of Microeconomics, studies the basic concepts of a large economy comprised of a lot of individuals and businesses. Together, these 2 courses provide a comprehensive overview of economics. Below are some of the topics in each course that we explain and develop mathematical models for. ECO 2013 – Principles of Macroeconomics ECO 2023 – Principles of Microeconomics How to use math and graphs in economics What economics is and what the major principles of economics are How individual markets work by using consumer demand and business supply Economic indicators such as GDP, inflation, and unemployment How consumers make choices between different goods How economies use capital to grow and develop The types of competition in a free market from perfect to monopoly The aggregate demand and aggregate supply model which describes how a macroeconomy works How to determine the right amount of environmental regulations How governments use spending and printing to control economic growth How risk and uncertainty influence markets The purpose of banks and money in the modern economy The major types of government spending
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