This course uses economic theory to analyze the causes and consequences of public sector interventions. It covers the fundamentals of microeconomics, with an emphasis on writing and applying the tools of supply and demand analysis to social problems and public policies. Applications are drawn from current policy debates in areas such as trade, the environment, agriculture, health, immigration, and labor markets.
Pre-Requisite: ENG 2150, and (Math 1023 or 1030, or placement higher than 1030),
and (MTH 2140 or 2160 or 2001 or 2003 or 2009 or 2206 or 2207 or 2600 or 2610 orBIO2100 or PSY 2100 or STA2000), or permission of instructor