ECON 355 Intermediate Microeconomics View in Kuali Update Delete Update Rules PDF


Catalog 2026 — Indefinite     Future (2026-01-01)
Course Proposal
Workflow Step: Dean, Business Chair, Business

Description

A continuation of microeconomic theory that will build the mathematical approach to traditional models in decision-making framework of firms and individuals, pricing and profit maximization, market competition, production theory and factor markets. Advanced development of theory in the role of government, externalities, market failures, behavioral economics and irrational choices

Credits

3

Terms Offered

FALL EVEN YEARS

Prerequisites

Completed with a minimum grade of C or higher: