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Many times, students with a specialized interest in a particular area, such as Finance, ask which classes they should take. Here are some of the most commonly asked about areas. If this list does not address an area you are interest in, please see an Undergraduate Advisor or the Undergraduate Vice-Chair, Dr. Melissa Famulari. See also the American Economic Association for a general discussion of the fields in economics.
Econ 112. Macroeconomic Data Analysis
Econ 113. Mathematical Economics
Econ 120C. Econometrics C (for Business Econ Majors)
Econ 121: Applied Econometrics
Econ 122: Econometric Theory
Econ 125: Demographic Analysis and Forecasting ECON 171. Decisions Under Uncertainty
Econ 171. Decisions Under Uncertainty
Econ 173A: Financial Markets
Econ 178: Economic and Business Forecasting
Econ 103: International Monetary Relations
Econ 111: Monetary Economics
Econ 112 Macroeconomic Data Analysis
Econ 117: Economic Growth
Econ 146: Economic Stabilization
Econ 175 International Financial Markets
Econ 130: Public Policy
Econ 136: Human Resources
Econ 139: Labor Economics
Econ 140: Economics of Health Producers
Econ 141: Economics of Health Consumers
Econ 151: Public Economics, Expenditures I
Econ 152: Public Economics, Expenditures II