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Economics II

Liberal Arts and General Education CoursesHumanities And Social Sciences/jurisprudence, Politics And Economics
Credits2
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Semester offeredSemester 2 (Winter)
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Last updated7 months ago

Description

Economics is a flexible framework for systematically understanding various social phenomena. This course introduces "economic thinking" through familiar examples and explains the basic principles, scope of application, strengths, and weaknesses of economics. In particular, by examining the interaction of economic agents' decision-making, it discusses factors contributing to social phenomena and the validity of related public policies.

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