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ECON 101 Introduction to Economics (3)

This course covers the history of the development of present-day economic society, as well as considers issues and problems facing the economy, including policies directed at affecting inflation, unemployment and recession, and international trade. Students who have completed ECON 201 or 202 may not subsequently receive credit for ECON 101. However, students may receive credit for ECON 101 before taking ECON 201 and 202. This course satisfies three hours of the social science requirement.

Offerings: F.

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