50:220:102 Microeconomic Principles (3)
50:220:103 Macroeconomic Principles (3)
50:220:203 Intermediate Economic Theory: Microeconomics (3) or 50:220:308 Managerial Economics (3) or 50:220:313 Economics of Labor (3) or 50:220:318 Cost-Benefit/Effective Analysis (3)
50:220:204 Intermediate Economic Theory: Macroeconomics (3) or 50:220:325 Financial Market and Institutions (3) or 50:220:329 Economics of International Finance (3) or 50:220:363 Economics of Investment and Capital Markets (3)
economics electives (9)
Notes: Credit toward an economics major or minor
is given only for economics department courses in which a student
receives a grade of C or better.
Degree candidates seeking certification of a minor field must fill out the required form and file it along with the Notice of Degree Candidacy. A minor in economics consists of at least 21 appropriate credits taught in the Department of Economics. Students planning to pursue a Ph.D. are advised to take Unified Calculus (640:121 and 122), Linear Algebra (640:250), and Mathematical Economics (220:391).
Liberal Arts Colleges 
