PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

ECON 101

Course Description

Economic problems of individuals, firms and industries with emphasis on value, price, and distribution of income.

Prerequisties

Satisfied Quantitative Reasoning (QR) A requirement. Not open to students with credit for ECON 111

Satisfies

ECON/REALEST/URBRPL 420 , GENBUS 250 , ECON 370 , AAE 670 , ECON 102 , AAE/ECON 473 , INTLBUS 200 , AAE/INTLST 373 , ECON/HISTSCI 305 , AAE/ECON/INTLBUS 462 , PUBAFFR 340 , AAE/ECON 474 , AAE 320 , AAE/CIVENGR/ENVIRST/URBRPL 561 , AAE/ECON/REALEST/URBRPL 306 , ECON 321 , ECON 100 , ECON 310 , ECON 340 , AAE 422 , AAE 419 , ECON 205 , ECON 350 , ECON 315 , ECON 301 , ECON 311 , MARKETNG 300 , AAE 319 , ECON 325 , ECON 390 , AAE 322 , AAE/ECON 477 , CNSRSCI 477 , ECON 330 , PUBAFFR 380 , RMI 300 , AAE 250 , ECON 111 , ECON 312 , AAE/ECON/ENVIRST 343 , CNSRSCI 665 , ECON 465 , ECON/FINANCE 300 , AAE/INTLST 374 , ECON/HISTORY 466 , AAE/ECON/ENVIRST/URBRPL 671 , and AAE/ECON 371

Credits

Offered

Fall, Spring, Summer

Grade Point Average

3.31

9.89% from Historical

Completion Rate

98.25%

2.63% from Historical

A Rate

32.19%

53.52% from Historical

Class Size

1,488

9.89% from Historical

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