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Note. This is an internal document for the department;
* indicates which courses are currently inactivated by the registrar (or in
some cases had never been activated but we have reserved the course number
for that course). Inactive courses, indicated by [], may be revived or
overwritten.
Introductory, First Year Initiative, and other courses
for nonmajors (101-200):
101 Introduction to Economics
110
Introduction to Economic Theory (Gateway to the major)
111 Economics of Trust and Cooperation
120 Economics of Negotiations and Organizations
121* Order and Planning
122 Schooling and Scarcity
123 Economics of Welfare Reform
124 Political Economy
127 Introduction to Financial Accounting
129 Selected Problems in American Criminal Law
149 Environmental Policy Analysis
160 Economies of Africa in Historical Perspective
Core Courses:
300
Quantitative Methods in Economics
301 Microeconomic Analysis
302 Macroeconomic Analysis
Lower-Tier Electives (Some
require Econ 101 or 110, others require 110):
Applied Micro 203 - 229
Applied Macro 230 - 249
History/History of Thought 250 - 259
Trade/Development/Area 260 - 279
Other 280 - 289
[brackets] indicate unlikely to be taught again
(generally because a visitor taught it)
208
Health Care Economics
210 Economics of the Environment
211 Behavioral Economics
215 Industrial Relations
216* Urban and Regional Economics
217 The Economics of Gender
220 Economics of Organization
221 Industrial Organization
222 Public Economics
224 Antitrust Economics: Regulation by the Market
225 Economic Analysis and the Law
228 Financial Economics
229 Corporate Finance and Managerial Control
241 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
242 Monetary Economics
250* Marxian Political Economy: Understanding Capitalism
254* Classical Political Economy and Its Modern Legacy
256 Order and Planning in the History of Economic Thought
258* History of Economic Thought
261 Latin American Economic Development
262* Economy of Japan
263 Entrepreneurship and Economic Development
265 Economies in Transition
266 Economics of Developing Countries
267 Economies of East Asia
[268 Globalization: Causes, Consequences, and Governance]
271 International Trade
[274 Asian Economies in an Interdependent World]
Upper-Tier Electives (Econ
300 + (Econ 301 or Econ 302 or both) required):
Micro 303 - 329
Macro 330 - 349
History/History of Thought 350 - 359
Trade/Development/Area 360 - 379
Math and Econometrics 380 - 389
Research Seminars 390 - 399
308* Health Care Economics
310 Economics of the Environment
311 Experiments and Strategic Behavior
313 Economics of Wealth and Poverty
314* Race and Ethnicity in the Labor Market
315 Economics of Work and Pay
316 Urban and Regional Economics
318 Economics of Technology
321 Industrial Organization
322 Public Finance
325 Economic Approach to Law
328 Investment Finance
329 Corporate Finance
331 International Finance
341 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
342 Monetary Economics
[345 Macroeconomics for a Complex World]
346 Economics of the Stock Market
349 Economics of Growth
350*
Marxian Political Economy
352* Analytical Political Economy
353 American Economic History
354 Institutions
357 Topics in European Economic History
360* Economies of Africa
361* Economics of Latin America
362 Economy of Japan
366 The Economics of Developing Countries
367* Economics of East Asia
371 International Trade
375 Institutions and Economic Development
380 Mathematical Economics
381* Game Theory
385 Econometrics
391 Microeconomics Research Seminar
392* Macroeconomics Research Seminar
394* Institutional Economics Research Seminar
Special Courses (401-500):
401/02 Individual Tutorials
409/10 Senior Thesis Tutorials
411/12 Group Tutorials
419/20 Student-run Forums
465/66/69
Education in the Field
467* Independent Study
491/92 Teaching Apprentice Tutorials
[495/96 Research Apprentice Tutorials]
500* Graduate Pedagogy
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