ECNS 201 Principles of Microeconomics

Using Tribal and local businesses as a basis, those pursuing business or general studies degrees will learn Microeconomic principles that relate to the minute workings of an economy and how these principles relate to their daily lives. Students can expect to discuss principles relating to supply and demand, the market process and price mechanism, the marginal concept, scarcity and economic problems, specialization and trade, income distribution and monopoly power and price setting. In a cooperative learning setting, students will apply these theories to microeconomic issues experienced by businesses.

Prerequisite

M121 or equivalency or higher math course

Distribution

Social Science

Offered

Fall