ECO 2202 - Intermediate MacroEconomics

Credits: 4

This course covers national income and employment determination. Various macroeconomic theories and controversies are examined. Theories of long-run economic growth, cyclical fluctuations, inflation and unemployment are emphasized. Students learn how economic theory is developed, refined, assessed and extended. Students learn how economic theory is used to inform policy decisions, and how policy decisions are related to core beliefs and assumptions.
Prerequisite(s): ECO 1201 and MTH 1015 or MTH 1016 or placing out of MTH 1015/MTH 1016 on the math placement assessment.
Fulfills: SOSC in FC Curriculum.