ECON102 — Microeconomics
ECON 102 - Microeconomics ECON 102 - Microeconomics (3,0) 3 Credits General Education Course: Social Science Microeconomics investigates the economy from the perspective of individual players in the market. Individual consumer behavior is examined to determine how individual demand decisions are made. Business behavior is examined to determine how individual decisions are made under various market structures. The course also explores the issues of supply, demand, marginal analysis, elasticity of demand, profit maximization and cost analysis. Extensive use of graphs to analyze various issues should be expected. Course link
Prerequisites: ECON101
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- Accounting Option in Business Management, Associate of Applied Science
- Business Administration-Overview of Options, Associate of Science
- Business Management-Overview of Options, Associate of Applied Science
- Engineering, Associate of Science
- Exercise Science-Option in Sports Management, Associate of Science
- General Business Option in Business Administration, Associate of Science
- General Business Option in Business Management, Associate of Applied Science
- International Business Option in Business Administration, Associate of Science
- International Business Option in Business Management, Associate of Applied Science
- Marketing Option in Business Administration, Associate of Science
- Marketing Option in Business Management, Associate of Applied Science
- Supply Chain Management Option in Business Administration, Associate of Science
- Supply Chain Management Option in Business Management, Associate of Applied Science