ECON 2301

Macroeconomics Principles

An overview of how the economy of the United States is organized and functions in a market price system. Market processes are used to show how resources and incomes are allocated by households and businesses. Determination of national income, employment, price level, interest rates, and growth are the focus of simple analysis techniques. Monetary and fiscal policies are examined including their international dimensions. Satisfies the social and behavioral sciences component of the University core curriculum. A student taking remedial courses in Basic English ( ENGL 0399 ) and/or Mathematics ( MATH 0300 ) is not recommended to take this course concurrently. TCCNS Equivalent: ECON 2301

Units: 3.0