Economics II: Microeconomics

Economics II: Microeconomics is the follow-up course to Macroeconomics. One or both are frequently required for various degree programs, from Liberal Arts and Business degrees to Marketing degrees and MBA programs, and of course, Economics degrees.

In Microeconomics, you’ll study how markets and consumers interact. See how markets resolve problems caused by the reality of scarce resources. Study the public and private sector, exports and imports, price elasticity and supply and demand. You’ll look at the economics of Health Care, Agriculture, Labor, poverty, and the theories of Adam Smith and “the invisible hand.” Analyze efficiency models in terms of production, distribution, consumer choice, the behavior of the firm, and market structure. In addition, you’ll explore market failures and the role of government in a market-driven society, as well as looking international trade and finance.

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