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Laura Ann Berlinghieri
B ECON 301
Seattle Campus
Analysis of economy with attention to the business cycle, output of goods and services (GNP), inflation, unemployment, and government's fiscal and monetary policies. How the economy affects individuals and firms and how to deal effectively with the economic environment. Prerequisite: ECON 201; may not be repeated.
Class description
Students can expect to gain a better understanding of the macro economy through theoretical models with applications in today's world.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Lecture, examples & group work
Recommended preparation
Knowledge of basic economic principles, such as those learned in Econ 201, as well as algebra. Understanding of basic calculus techniques can be helpful.
Class assignments and grading
Six graded problem sets, four of which contribute to the student's course grade. Three exams, each covering approximately five chapters of material.
Three exams, 30% each Six problem sets, four of which contribute 2.5% each
