Economics 2302 - Principles of Micro Economics (Three semester hours)

Introduces the student to the basic concepts and tools of analysis in microeconomics. Focuses on the operation of markets, with emphasis placed on the analysis of current problems such as health care, the environment, crime, education and regulatory reform. A major concern is how prices of individual goods and services are determined and how prices influence decision making.

Note: This course fulfills partial requirements for the Social & Behavioral Science portion of the University Studies.