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Messrs. Bartley, Wood.
EC 541. Origins of the United States' Economy 3-0 Prerequisites: Senior or Graduate Standing, EC 302, HI 261, or HI 333, or Equivalent A seminar on growth and development of American economic institutions.
Emphasis is placed on the relationship between the growth of the economy of the United States and theories of economic development. Mr. Olsen.
EC 550. Mathematical Models in Economics 3 or 3 Prerequisites: EC 201 or EC 205, MA 202 or MA 212, EC 450 Recommended But Not R...equired An introductory study of economic models emphasizing their formal proper- ties. The theory of individual economic units is presented as a special case in the theory of inductive behavior. Mathematical discussions of the theory of the consumer, the theory of the firm, and welfare economics will show the relevance of such topics as constrained maxima and minima, set theory, partially and simply ordered systems, probability theory, and game theory to economics. Mr. Harrell.
EC 552. Econometrics 0-3 Prerequisites: EC 201 or EC 205, MA 202 or MA 212, MA 405, ST 362 Recent developments in the theory of production, allocation, and organi- zation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Messrs. Bartley, Wood.
EC 541. Origins of the United States' Economy 3-0 Prerequisites: Senior or Graduate Standing, EC 302, HI 261, or HI 333, or Equivalent A seminar on growth and development of American economic institutions.
Emphasis is placed on the relationship between the growth of the economy of the United States and theories of economic development. Mr. Olsen.
EC 550. Mathematical Models in Economics 3 or 3 Prerequisites: EC 201 or EC 205, MA 202 or MA 212, EC 450 Recommended But Not R...equired An introductory study of economic models emphasizing their formal proper- ties. The theory of individual economic units is presented as a special case in the theory of inductive behavior. Mathematical discussions of the theory of the consumer, the theory of the firm, and welfare economics will show the relevance of such topics as constrained maxima and minima, set theory, partially and simply ordered systems, probability theory, and game theory to economics. Mr. Harrell.
EC 552. Econometrics 0-3 Prerequisites: EC 201 or EC 205, MA 202 or MA 212, MA 405, ST 362 Recent developments in the theory of production, allocation, and organi- zation.
What to read after Graduate Catalog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Carolina State University to read onlineMoreLess
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