ECO 220 — Microeconomic Principles
Microeconomics is a course designed to help beginning economics students comprehend the principles essential for understanding the basic economizing problems, behavior of individual households and firms in market economy, and how the complex forces of Demand and Supply determine the prices of goods and services in these markets. Students will also learn how to analyze several market structures: Perfect Competition, Monopoly, Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competition. They will study some key aspects of International Economics, its importance and impact on the domestic economy.
Part of
- Accounting, Associate in Applied Science (ACCT)
- Business Administration, Associate in Science (BUAD)
- Business Management, Associate in Applied Science (BMGT)
- Health Care Management, Associate in Applied Science (AHM)
- History, Associate in Arts (HIS)
- Legal Studies and Paralegal Program, Associate in Arts (LGL)
- Liberal Arts, Associate in Arts (LA)
- Political Science, Associate in Arts (POL)