| source UC Santa Barbara (X) |
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department Economics (X) |
An introduction to microeconomic analysis. Economic theory related to demand, production, competitive and non-competitive product markets, input markets, and welfare. Applications of microeconomic theory including its use in evaluating and forming public policy.
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An introduction to macroeconomic analysis. Analysis of income, employment, and price level. Applications of macroeconomic theory including its use in evaluating and forming public policy.
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A two-quarter series providing an introduction to the purposes, concepturalframework, measurement principles and reporting issues of accounting. Particular emphasis will be placed on the links between accounting, economics, and finance.
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Students receive one unit for the honors seminar. Intended for highly motivated and well prepared students.
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A two-quarter series providing an introduction to the purposes, conceptual framework, measurement principles and reporting issues of accounting. Particular emphasis will be placed on the links between accounting, economics, and finance.
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Students receive one unit for the honors seminar. Intended for highly motivated and well prepared students.
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Economic theory relating to demand, production, and competitive product markets with emphasis on applications of theory.
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Economic theory relating to imperfectly competitive product markets, input market, and welfare, with emphasis on applications. Includes an introduction to game theory.
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Covers topics including externalities, law and economics, information technologies, public goods and asymmetric information. These topics are essential to understanding real markets, but are currently not included in the Economics 100A-B sequence.
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Contemporary analysis of income, employment, price level, and public policy using static general equilibrium framework with emphasis on applications of theory. Long term economic growth is also covered.
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Economic theory relating to demand, production, and competitive product markets, using techniques from the calculus.
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Economic theory relating to imperfectly competitive product markets, input markets, and welfare, using techniques from the calculus. Basic capital theory and game theory are covered.
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Contemporary analysis of income, employment, and price level and public policy using a static general equilibrium framework with emphasis on pure theory and use of techniques from the calculus.
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Economic principles will be applied to practical decision-making situations. Methods of price and output determination, capital budgeting, and choices under uncertainty. Methods of economic analysis and their application will be emphasized.
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A broad survey of economic principles, including both microeconomics and macroeconomics.
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A survey of the economies of the ancient Near East, Egypt, Greece, and Romewith emphasis on important issues in their economic history.
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Analysis of the economic development of Europe from the Middle Ages throughthe English Industrial Revolution.
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Analysis of the economic development of Europe since the English IndustrialRevolution.
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Key issues and episodes in American economic history, such as the sources of economic growth, slavery, and the nineteenth-century southern economy. Populism and the rise of regulation, and macroeconomic history.
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A survey of U.S. economic development in the twentieth century with emphasis on issues related to the growth, instability, and distribution of income. The impact of public policy on economic growth, instability, and income distribution will be an important theme of the course.
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Applications of economic theory to the problems of developing nations.
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Course provides a rigorous treatment of environment economics. Topics include welfare analysis, ethical dimensions of economic criteria for protecting the environment, measuring the demand for environmental goods, property rights, economic incentives, including marketable permits and emission fees, and regulating risk.
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Analysis of competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly theories and practices.
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Natural monopoly and the theory of its regulation, including incentive compatible mechanisms. Review of regulatory practice in industries such as electric power generation and distribution, trucking and rail transport, and telecommunications. Franchise bidding mechanisms in cable television and cellular telephony.
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The antitrust treatment of monopoly and monopolization, including both horizontal and vertical market arrangements and controls, and indepth analyses of major antitrust decisions.
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