ECON 253 - Intermediate Microeconomics

3-4 SS, QPf/QPh
First and Second Semester. Intermediate price, distribution, and welfare theory, with special attention to the relation of theory to decision making by households and by business firms in markets characterized by varying degrees of competition and concentration. Quantitative proficiency-full is earned for the fourth credit of registration.

Prerequisites & Notes
Prerequisites: ECON 101 and sophomore standing or a 200-level course in economics. (Calculus, MATH 133 for second semester.)
Enrollment Limit: 40
Mr. Piron, (Taught in the first semester is 3 credits for QPh )

Mr. Cleeton (Taught in the second semester is 4 credits for QP-F)

Credits: 3-4 hours