ECON 203 Intermediate Microeconomics

This course explores in greater detail the major topics of microeconomics first introduced in ECON 101. Topics include consumer choice, production and costs, market structures, and strategic interaction through game theory. Applications to public policy and business strategy are emphasized throughout the course.

PRQ: ECON 101
Scheduled: Fall and summer, yearly.
Meets: SNO

Credits

3

Attributes

  • May be used for major requirement
  • May be used for minor requirement
  • Meets social science requirement