ECO 213
Money and Capital Markets · 4 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisites: Proficiency in reading and writing or equivalent; and ECO 101 or (ECO 111 and ECO 112).
About this course
The course examines financial markets from the standpoint of investors and users. Markets studied are those for money market instruments, T-bill futures, Ginnie Mae futures, T-bond futures, stocks, stock options, bonds, mortgages, and Eurocurrencies. Federal Reserve operations, U.S. Treasury operations, and international financing are considered with regard to their effects on financial markets.
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