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        UPPER LEVEL ECONOMICS COURSES OFFERED
                                     FALL 2006

      ECON 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ▬  The theory of price determination
       and the function of prices with respect to resource allocation and income
       distribution.  Prerequisites:  200, 201.

       ECON 303 Environmental Economics▬ Economic analysis of the problems
       of environmental pollution and corrective government polices.
       Prerequisites: 201.

      ECON 321 Money and Banking▬ The nature and function of credit in the
      American economy; operation of the commercial bank; purposes and
      functions of the Federal Reserve System; and an introduction to monetary
      theory.  Prerequisite:  100, or 200 and 201, or consent of instructor.

      ECON 341 International Economics▬ An introduction of the theory of
      international trade, finance, and commercial policy.  An examination of
      tariffs, trade controls, monetary standards, and the balance of payments
      Prerequisites:  200 and 201, or consent of the instructor.

      ECON 351 Survey of Labor Economics and Labor Institutions▬ Introduction to
      the economic problems of wage earners in modern society.  Labor markets;
      labor history; labor organizations; collective bargaining; and public policy
      toward labor.  Prerequisites:  100, or 200 and 201.  (General Education Credits
      (GE89: B2,D1; GE2000: Social and Behavioral Studies-Elective)

      ECON 362 Economic History of the United States▬ Relates to the growth and
      development of the American economy to changes in social and economic
      institutions.

      ECON 446 Theory of Economic Development▬History, theory, reality
      and problems of economic development; current constraints on sustained
      growth and alternative development models.  Prerequisites: 200 and 201,
      or consent of instructor.

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