ECON 2101
Intermediate Macroeconomics · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisites of ECON 1101 AND MAT 1475 or higher.
About this course
Introduces macroeconomic theory at an intermediate-level and studies the entire economy in the short, medium, and long term. The effects of macroeconomic policies at the national level and on a global scale are discussed. Topics include economic growth, dynamic models for economic fluctuation, and theories for exchange rate determination. An in-depth study of equilibrium in the goods and money markets, and balance of payments is included. Provides alternative perspectives to traditional theories.
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