ECON 101: Principles of Economics I - UMich

Economics

Official Description from UMich:

This course introduces fundamental microeconomic concepts and analysis, This includes supply and demand; theories of the firm and consumer choice; and competition, monopoly, and imperfect competition. Throughout the semester, the course will stress applications of elementary economic theory to real-world issues and problems. We will address a number of policy questions including environmental regulation, price regulation, and redistributive spending and taxation.


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Market Types Summary (open in new window)

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