Undergraduate Courses in Economics
The Department of Economics offers over 100 undergraduate courses throughout the academic year including core courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, operations research, and elective courses in various fields. Information on our courses can be found in the corresponding pages on the left. Should you have additional questions not covered by the information contained or resources listed on this Web site, please send a message through the Virtual Advising Center.
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TENTATIVE Course offerings: 2026-27
If a professor (or STAFF) is listed in the term, the course is currently scheduled to be offered in that term. The number of names shown by each course, will indicate the number of classes we will be offering of that course in that quarter. For example, in Winter 2027, there are two classes of ECON-003, taught by Rondina, so he is listed two times.
Please note that all course offerings are subject to change
Note: there is a comprehensive list of elective courses sorted by interest here. Academic Senate approved Economic courses, with title, course descriptions and prerequisites are here.
All Department of Economics remote summer courses require in-person examination. No exceptions can be made.
Last updated: September 4, 2026
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ECON-001: |
Mayfield | Levkoff Levkoff Dai |
Dai Crane |
Famulari Famulari |
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| ECON-002: Market Imperfections & Policy |
Crane | Crane Crane |
Fedorov Crane |
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ECON-003: |
Abbott | Ma | Rondina Rondina |
Rondina | |
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ECON-004: |
Levkoff | Levkoff | |||
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ECON-005: |
Chakravorty | Mittal | Dai | Levkoff Dai |
Arnold Esfahani |
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ECON-086: 10X10 Career Lessons |
Muendler | Muendler | |||
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ECON-087: Freshman Seminar |
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| Upper Division | |||||
| ECON-100A: Microeconomics A |
Newhouse |
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Newhouse |
Grigoryan |
Newhouse Newhouse Crane Crane |
| ECON-100AH: Honors Microeconomics A |
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| ECON-100B: Microeconomics B |
Du | Crane Crane |
Du Du |
Boomhower Boomhower |
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ECON-100BH: |
Watson | Boomhower | |||
| ECON-100C: Microeconomics C |
STAFF* | Newhouse | Newhouse | ||
| ECON-101: International Trade | Muendler | ||||
| ECON-102: Globalization | Muendler | ||||
| ECON-103: Int'l Monetary Relat. | Muendler | ||||
| ECON-104: Economics with Morals | |||||
| ECON-105: Industrial Organiz & Firm Strategy |
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| ECON-106: International Economic Agreements | |||||
| ECON-109: Game Theory |
Shishkin |
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Shishkin |
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| ECON-109T: Advanced Topics in Game Theory | |||||
| ECON-110A: Macroeconomics A |
Erbabian | STAFF* STAFF* |
Candido | Levkoff Levkoff |
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| ECON-110AH: Honors Macroeconomics A |
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| ECON-110B: Macroeconomics B |
Levkoff | Trottner Trottner |
Hamilton Hamilton |
Herreno | |
| ECON-110BH: Honors Macroeconomics B | Hamilton | ||||
| ECON-111: Monetary Economics |
Wieland |
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| ECON-112: Macro Data Analysis | |||||
| ECON-113: Mathematical Economics | |||||
| ECON-116: Economic Development |
Lowes Lowes |
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| ECON-120A: Econometrics A |
Dai |
Zhu |
Fedorov |
Esfahani |
Dai Dai |
| ECON-120B: Econometrics B |
Ma | Candido Candido STAFF* |
Dahl |
Candido Candido |
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| ECON-120BH: Honors Econometrics B |
Dahl | ||||
| ECON-120C: Econometrics C |
Sun (Remote but in-person exams) |
Candido |
Vijaykumar Vijaykumar |
Sun Sun Sun |
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| ECON-120CH: Honors Econometrics C | |||||
| ECON-121: Applied Econometrics | |||||
| ECON-125: The Science of Population | |||||
| ECON-129: Cities, Inequalities, Innovation | |||||
| ECON-130: Public Policy |
Tang | ||||
| ECON-131: Economics of the Environment |
Jacobsen Jacobsen |
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| ECON-132: Energy Economics | Carson Carson |
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| ECON-132T: Adv Topics in Energy Economics |
Carson | ||||
| ECON-134: US Budget Policy | Gelber | ||||
| ECON-136: Human Resources | |||||
| ECON-137: Corruption | Niehaus | ||||
| ECON-138: Economics of Discrimination |
Newman | Bharadwaj | |||
| ECON-139: Labor Economics |
Arnold | ||||
| ECON-140: Econ of Health Care Finance | Clemens Clemens |
Clemens | |||
| ECON-141: Economics of Health Consumers | Fadlon | ||||
| ECON-142: Behavioral Economics | Trevino Trevino |
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| ECON-143: Experimental Econ | |||||
| ECON-144: Econ of Conservation | |||||
| ECON-145: Econ of Ocean Resources | Squires | ||||
| ECON-146: Economic Stabilization | |||||
| ECON-147: Economics of Education | |||||
| ECON-149: Introduction to Economic Design | Grigoryan | ||||
| ECON-151: Public Econ: Expenditures I |
Meckel | ||||
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ECON-152: Public Econ: Expenditures II |
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ECON-152T: Family Econ & Social Insurance |
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| ECON-159: Economic Historyof the U.S. | |||||
| ECON-164: The Indian Economy | Muralidharan | ||||
| ECON-168: Economics of Modern Israel | Shany | ||||
| ECON-171: Decisions Under Uncertainty |
Newhouse Newhouse |
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| ECON-172A: Operations Research A |
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| ECON-172B: Operations Research B |
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| ECON-173A: Financial Markets |
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| ECON-173B: Corporate Finance |
Levkoff | ||||
| ECON-174: Financial Risk Mgmt |
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| ECON-175: International Financial Markets | Wu (Remote but in-person exams) |
Wu | |||
| ECON-176: Marketing |
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| ECON-178: Machine Learning Econ & Business | Zhu Zhu |
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| ECON-181: Topics in Economics Gender & Economics |
Esfahani | ||||
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ECON-182: Topics in Microeconomics |
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Watson |
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| ECON-183: Topics in Macroeconomics | |||||
| ECON-184: Topics in Econ Data Analytics | |||||
| ECON-185: Detecting Discrim in Data | Bharadwaj | ||||
| ECON-186: Careers in Econ and Business | Ross | Ross | Ross | ||
| ECON-190: Intro to Research in Economics | Vespa | ||||
| ECON-191A: Sr. Essay Seminar A |
Fadlon | Cullen | |||
| ECON-191B: Sr. Essay Seminar B |
Cullen | Fadlon |
*The new TEA request system (formerly EASy) requires that all courses have an instructor name listed. This course does not yet have an instructor so we have entered the name of our Director of Instruction, Aram Grigoryan, to appear in the Schedule of Classes for the purposes of allowing TEA requests to be submitted for enrollment. When the correct instructor is identified, the Schedule of Classes will be updated. For any questions, please contact us in the VAC.