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ECON 101 introduces microeconomic principles focusing on value, pricing, and income distribution across individuals, firms, and industries.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

Reviewers describe weekly cycles of textbook reading, video lectures, participation activities, problem sets, and quizzes. Assessments include multiple midterms and a final exam, with some professors dropping one midterm or offering open-note exams.

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Spring 2022–Spring 2026

Accelerated principles of economics covering integrated macro and microeconomics.

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The course requires significant effort, including weekly quizzes, biweekly problem sets, and extensive daily reading. Students must be prepared for a heavy workload and self-teaching to succeed in the difficult material.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2024

ECON 698 is a directed study course allowing advanced undergraduates to conduct arranged research or study specific topics with a faculty member.

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ECON 699 is a directed study allowing advanced undergraduates to arrange independent research or topic study with a faculty member.

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Spring 2022–Fall 2024 · limited sample

ECON 761 covers industrial organization theory, focusing on the firm, oligopoly, and imperfect competition.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample

ECON 899 covers selections from all fields of economic research.

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Spring 2022–Spring 2026

A graduate workshop examining current research on markets characterized by imperfect information and heterogeneous commodities.

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Fall 2022–Fall 2025
ECON 990

Thesis

2–9 credits

ECON 990 is a thesis course for graduate students to conduct independent research and writing under faculty supervision.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026

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