ECON 201 – MicroeconomicsIn this course students will develop and apply critical-thinking skills to economic issues.
They will develop a foundation of economic reasoning that will help them to better understand the world in which they live and their role in it. They will gain an understanding of how economic issues impact them and society on an international, national, and local level. The following global outcomes have been designed into this course: critical thinking, problem solving, writing, cultural literacy, information literacy, and use of technology. Use economic, government, corruption, market access, currency trends, and infrastructure analysis to evaluate the feasibility of doing business in a specific country.