ECO 2123 — PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
Prerequisite: NONE This course exposes the student to basic choices, supply and demand, microeconomic issues and applications policy analysis, price ceilings and floors, income and substitution, firms and production, pure competition, model monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly, factor markets, government intervention and the market, and the world economy. Credit: Three semester hours
Part of
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Retail Management Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems
- Associate of Arts or Associate of Science in Enterprise Development - Business Administration Option
- Associate of Science in Arts and Sciences - History Emphasis
- Associate of Science in Business - *Completed coursework earns a Certificate in Administrative Accounting. (Other certificates available based on elective and gen ed course selection.)
- Associate of Science in Business - Hospitality Management Option
- Associate of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management - Business Administration Option