Economics Concentration - Liberal Studies

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This is a concentration within the Bachelor of Arts program in Liberal Studies. Please view the information for the Department of Liberal Studies in conjunction with this concentration information.

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Requirements

(15 units)

1. Economic Principles:

(6 units)

ECON 2500 - Principles of Macro Economics 3 unit(s)
ECON 2510 - Principles of Micro Economics 3 unit(s)

2. Take at least nine units of upper division coursework:

(9 units)

ECON 3100 - Economic History of the U.S. 3 unit(s)
ECON 3150 - National Income Analysis 3 unit(s)
ECON 3205 - Introduction to Econometrics 4 unit(s)
ECON 3320 - Money and Banking 3 unit(s)
ECON 3331 - Financial Markets and Business Cycles 3 unit(s)
ECON 4000 - Intermediate Theory (Macro) 3 unit(s)
ECON 4010 - Economic Thought 3 unit(s)
ECON 4100 - Labor Economics 3 unit(s)
ECON 4200 - Intermediate Theory (Micro) 3 unit(s)
ECON 4300 - Mathematical Economics 3 unit(s)
ECON 4331 - Managerial Economics 3 unit(s)
ECON 4335 - Political Economy (WP) 4 unit(s)
ECON 4401 - Economic Development 3 unit(s)
ECON 4455 - The U.S. and World Trade 4 unit(s)
ECON 4500 - Economics of Investment 4 unit(s)
ECON 4540 - Public Finance and Fiscal Policy 3 unit(s)
ECON 4560 - Natural Resources and Environmental Economics 4 unit(s)
ECON 4600 - Urban Economics 3 unit(s)
ECON 4640 - Economics and Agriculture 3 unit(s)
ECON 4690 - Agricultural Finance 3 unit(s)
ECON 4700 - Contemporary Economic Issues 3 unit(s)
ECON 4750 - The California Economy 3 unit(s)