ECON201 Principles of Microeconomics
(SOCIAL SCIENCE) Introductory microeconomic theory emphasizes the central goal of microeconomics: efficient decision-making choices involving scarcity. The topics of markets, demand-supply relationships, role of government, choices made by consumers and firms, market structure, and factor markets are included. The lives and works of important economists are also studied. Open to freshmen; may be taken before or after ECON202. Fall, Spring.
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This course may be offered online through a consortium of accredited colleges and universities or in seat at Adrian College. Online instruction may be provided by faculty employed by partner institutions within the consortium, with technology and administrative support provided by Rize Education.
Oversight of courses offered through the consortium are reviewed and approved by Adrian College. Students register through Adrian College and receive academic credit from Adrian College.