ECON101A — Principles of Macroeconomics
A course appropriate for economics, social science, business administration, and engineering majors, and any other students interested in how their economic system works. This is a course in macroeconomics, which attempts to show how a market system determines levels of employment and unemployment, and the factors affecting inflation and economic growth. Various theories of the macro economy are examined. Government attempts at economic stabilization, including the role of the Federal Reserve System are discussed.
Prerequisites: MATH-098
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