The University of Toledo

Basic concepts and theory applications to major economic problems and controversies. Designed primarily to meet requirements of students not planning to take upper level economics courses.

Explaining the level and the growth of economic activity, its fluctuations, and ways of achieving greater stability, including the roles of money, banking and international finance.

Theories of consumer behavior; determination of input and output prices and quantities in factor and product markets; analysis of international trade and policy; applications include labor markets and income distribution.

Anintensive analysis of the level, growth and fluctuations in aggregate economic activity; money and banking; international trade and finance; fiscal policy; consumer behavior; input and output prices and product and factor markets.