ECON-2110 : Principles of Economics-Micro
Economics | Albers School of Business | UG
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About this Course
Examines theories and applications of the economic behavior of individual consumers and firms. Explores the allocation of resources through a price system, the role of public policy, and the social impact of economic decisions. Analyzes business production decisions in competitive and imperfect markets.