Economics- Minor
A minor in economics provides foundations in economic tools, concepts, and perspectives necessary to understand, describe and explain how economic activities are organized at the individual, household, firm, industry, state, national and global levels. The role of incentives, scarcity, tradeoffs, comparative advantage, and marginal analysis on optimal resource allocation are discussed. The role of history, culture, and institutions and their impacts on economic behavior, outcome, and optimal allocation is also emphasized
Minor Requirements
The minor consists of 18 credits. ECO-1000 is required. Students may then take 15 additional credits from the list of courses below (ECO 2010 and ECO 2020 may not be counted for Business, Accounting, Sports Management or Healthcare Management Majors):
Eligible Courses