ECON 309 - Economics of Business Strategy and Decisions

3 credits
This course refines critical thinking skills, as students apply economics in the context of business decisions, allowing for a better understanding of the external environment in which firms operate. For example, students explore strategies related to the pricing of goods and services, dealing with market competition, making decisions in the face of incomplete information, and analyzing demand data. This course will improve strategic decision-making in a wide range of key business functions. Offered spring semester only.

Prerequisite(s): ECON 217 and MATH 301
Corequisite(s): None