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Major in Applied Economics
Requirements
According to Alfred Marshall, a pioneer in modern economics, “economics is a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life.” Thinking like an economist requires analytical skills and the ability to identify applied economic issues and problems while framing issues in ways other people do not see. This way of reasoning also means devising policy proposals for addressing problems and analyzing both the intended and unintended effects of these policies. The major in applied economics teaches students the techniques necessary to conduct insightful analyses of contemporary economic issues. This is done by providing students with an understanding of the applied nature of economic theories and their relevance to the globally integrated business environment.

 

ECO 214 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO 215 - Econometrics
ECO 313 - Intermediate Microeconomics
ECO 413 - Applied Microeconomics: Case Studies
ECO 414 - Applied Macroeconomics: Case Studies
ECO 497 - Directed Studies in Economics/Research Seminar
Electives
Choose Four Economics Electives:
ECO213 ECO301 ECO350 ECO363 ECO364 ECO376 ECO393 ECO461 ECO467 ECO471 ECO473 ECO385/485
(see course description)
Concentration in Economics
Requirements
ECO 214 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO 215 - Econometrics
ECO 313 - Intermediate Microeconomics
Three Economics Electives (Must include one 400-level elective)
As a secondary field, developing an expertise in economics provides students with a valuable skill that can be used in conjunction with business and liberal arts disciplines. Bryant’s concentration in economics stress the interdisciplinary implications of economics. Analytical techniques encouraging critical thinking are used in conjunction with economic theory to interpret a plethora of economic events. Economics concentration is of particular interest for those students who plan to complement their chosen concentration in one of the areas in business and other liberal arts disciplines. The option of double concentration will not require taking extra courses.
Minor in Economics
Requirements
ECO 214 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO 313 - Intermediate Microeconomics
One 300- or 400-level economic elective
One 400-level economic elective
A minor in economics provides both business and liberal arts majors with the opportunity to expand their academic preparation by developing expertise in economics as a complementary "secondary field."