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COMM 103 - Principles of Economics

This course provides an introduction to the basic concepts and tools of micro and macro economic analysis of individuals, businesses, and government in the global world. Topics may include consumers, producers, market structures, national income accounting, unemployment, and inflation.

Prerequisites

Mathematics/CPA students only.

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

ECON101, ECON102

Offerings

Winter 2015 [1151]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001817047 / 6019:00 - 21:50 WMC 4040Hany Fahmy

UW Flow Ratings

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COMM 103 leads to

ECON 201 - Microeconomic Theory for Business and Policy

ECON 206 - Money and Banking 1

ECON 207 - Economic Growth and Development 1

ECON 211 - Introduction to Mathematical Economics

ECON 212 - Introduction to Game Theory

ECON 220 - Entrepreneurship Principles and Practices

ECON 221 - Statistics for Economists

ECON 231 - Introduction to International Economics

ECON 241 - Introduction to Public Economics

ECON 254 - Economics of Sport

ECON 255 - Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

ECON 256 - Introduction to Health Economics

ECON 262 - History of Economic Thought

ECON 290 - Models of Choice in Competitive Markets

ECON 322 - Econometric Analysis 1

ECON 351 - Labour Economics

ECON 366 - Gender and Economics

ECON 371 - Business Finance 1

ECON 372 - Business Finance 2