Associate Instructor:
B251 Fundamentals of Economics for Business I
This course provides fundamental concepts and tools of economics, including basic terms, models, and methods used to analyze economic policies and issues. Students will learn to apply economic principles to understand markets, equilibrium, elasticity, and efficiency, as well as the causes and consequences of market failures and government interventions. The course also explores consumer choice, firm behavior, and game theory, with a focus on utlity/profit maximization, cost minimization, and comparisons between different market structures such as perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly.
Class size: 60; Core class for Kelley School of Business.
Teaching Assistant:
E521 Theory of Prices and Markets 1 (PhD Core)
E305 Money and Banking
B251 Fundamentals of Economics for Business I
B201 Intro to Microeconomics