21. NES Faculty: Visiting Professors macroeconomics; microeconomics; Growth Theory; International Economics; InternationalTrade; macroeconomics; microeconomics; Research Workshop http://www.nes.ru/english/people/faculty/professors-visitors.htm

Established in 1992 VISITING PROFESSORS (1992-2004) Professor's name, affiliations courses taught Luca Anderlini , University of Cambridge Microeconomics; Economics of Uncertainty and Information Avner Bar-Ilan , University of Haifa Macroeconomics; International Trade Souren Basov , Boston University Labor Economics Michael Baye , Pennsylvania State University Industrial Organization; Research Workshop Michael Beenstock , Hebrew University, Jerusalem Econometrics, Research Seminar Benjamin Bental , Technion - The Israel Institute of Technology; University of Haifa Macroeconomics; Microeconomics; Growth Theory; International Economics; International Trade; International Finance; Research Seminar; Banking; Advanced Macroeconomics Daniel Berkowitz , University of Pittsburgh Economics of Transition; Public Economics Sudipto Bhattacharya , London School of Economics and Political Science Financial Intermediation, Microeconomics 5 Eric Bond , Pennsylvania State University Microeconomics; International Trade Galina Borisova, University of California, Berkeley

22. Oxford University Press It covers both macroeconomics and microeconomics and explains the principles ofeconomics clearly. Now with redesigned layout in full colour, http://www.oup.com/ca/isbn/0-19-925784-1

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25. Requirements For The Ph.D. In Economics The threehour macroeconomics and microeconomics qualifying examinations are first Thus, a student who fails the macroeconomics and/or microeconomics http://www.unc.edu/depts/econ/graduate/phd-requirements.htm

Economics University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Requirements for the Ph.D. in Economics The Graduate School requirements for a Ph.D. can be found in the Graduate School Handbook , the Graduate School Policies and Procedures , and the Graduate School Record . You need to be familiar with these requirements. As a graduate student at the University, you should also be aware of the the general University Campus Policies, the University policies for research , and the Graduate School policies on Academic Integrity and Ethics The specific requirements for a Ph.D. in Economics are listed below. Course Requirements A doctoral candidate must complete 15 Ph.D. level courses plus two semesters of the doctoral dissertation course Econ. 394. At least 12 of the 15 courses must be from the Economics Department unless the major field specifically requires additional courses from other units. All courses must be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies. Courses in the Fundamentals of Economics . The following seven courses or equivalents approved by the DGS and relevant faculty are required: Economics 200 and 201: Graduate Microeconomics Economics 202 and 203: Graduate Macroeconomics Economics 271 and one additional econometrics course Economics 210: Quantitative Methods.

26. UNC Graduate Record 2004-2006 Students must pass qualifying exams in macroeconomics, microeconomics, The threehour macroeconomics and microeconomics qualifying exams are first taken http://www.unc.edu/gradrecord/programs/economics.html

Table of Contents Letter to Students Mission Statement History of the University ... Graduate Record Home DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS JOHN S. AKIN, Chair Professors John S. Akin (1) Health Economics, Public Finance, Human Resources Gary A. Biglaiser (63) Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Organization Stanley W. Black (53) International Monetary Theory David M. Blau (61) Labor Economics Patrick J. Conway (56) Economic Development, International Economics William A. Darity Jr. (54) Economic Development, Monetary Theory Alfred J. Field Jr. (6) Economic Development, International Economics Richard T. Froyen (7) Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy Eric Ghysels (86) Econometrics David K. Guilkey (39) Econometrics Claudio Mezzetti (71) Microeconomic Theory Thomas A. Mroz (68) Labor Economics James L. Murphy (21) Econometrics Paul W. Rhode (69) Economic History Steven S. Rosefielde (26) Comparative Economic Systems Michael K. Salemi (38) Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics John F. Stewart (36) Industrial Organization Helen V. Tauchen (40) Applied Microeconomics Adjunct Professors Richard E. Bilsborrow

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29. BOOK SUPPLEMENTS DRILL AND REVIEW STUDY GUIDE (also Available As CASE STUDIES IN microeconomics / CASE STUDIES IN macroeconomics Selections fromThe Wall syllabi for a microeconomics course, a macroeconomics course, http://www.mhhe.com/economics/colander/booksupps.htm

30. Alumni University of Lausanne. Werner Martin. macroeconomics microeconomics. 1997 1997.University of Berne. Alderighi Marco. microeconomics http://www.szgerzensee.ch/doctoral/alumni/alumni-partial.htm

Partial Program Alumni who have completed a part of the Swiss Program for Beginning Doctoral Students in Economics are included i n this page , as well as their affiliation at the time of graduation. Name Sequences Followed Year University Affiliation Gianonni Marco Macroeconomics Swiss National Bank Kabuya-Kazenga Simon Econometrics University of Neuchâtel Kobler Markus Macroeconomics University of Basel Landolt-Bachmann Dominique Microeconomics University of Zurich Bichsel Robert Econometrics University of Lausanne Bruand Martin Econometrics University of Lausanne Kobler Alexander Macroeconomics University of Zurich Kubat Ruedi Econometrics Microeconomics University of Basel Martinez Rosario Macroeconomics University of Lausanne Pirotte Hugues Econometrics University of Lausanne Tinguely Olivier Econometrics University of Lausanne Zweifel Patrick Econometrics University of Lausanne Caramanolis Birgül Econometrics University of Lausanne Clerc Nicolas Econometrics University of Lausanne Funk Patricia Microeconomics University of Basel Gilliard Philippe Econometrics University of Lausanne Hegi Stéphane Econometrics University of Lausanne Kalt Daniel

31. Economics Prerequisite Principles of macroeconomics and microeconomics or equivalent.Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (ECN 474/574) (4 sem. hrs) http://www.csuohio.edu/economics/gradprogram.html

SKIP NAVIGATION UNIVERSITY HOME A-Z INDEX CONTACTS ... Academic Programs Homepage Search Economics with Google Graduate Program (Master of Arts in Economics) Program Goals The graduate program in Economics at Cleveland State University serves two types of students: a. Those who are interested in continuing their studies at the Ph.D. level; and b. Those who are interested exclusively in the terminal M.A. degree to advance themselves in the job market. To meet the objectives of the program the department offers course work in four broad areas: Mathematical Economics and Econometrics: In this grouping, students are required to take 9 semester hours of course work. These courses help students develop mathematical skills, statistical and econometrics skills which can be applied in problem solving. Microeconomic Theory: 8 semester hours of course work in this area are required to provide strong analytical background in the theories of consumer and firm behavior, theories of markets, pricing and regulation. Macroeconomic Theory, Money and Finance: 8 semester hours of course work in this area are required to provide students with an understanding of the workings of the economy and the world of money and finance.

32. ECONOMICS FACULTY Principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics – 6 sh. · Intermediate microeconomicsand macroeconomics – 6 sh. · 12 sh of additional economics courses at http://www.ecu.edu/econ/Undergrad_Brochure.htm

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences East Carolina University Undergraduate Studies in Economics WHY MAJOR IN ECONOMICS? Graduates of ECU’s Department of Economics are pursuing careers in a variety of professions. For instance, Banking and financial services – credit manager, trust officer, personal banker, branch bank manager, banking controller Business management – marketing executive, insurance claims adjuster, account manager, manufacturing manager, international manager Business and economic analysis – technology consultant, marketing research analyst, economic forecaster, strategic planning coordinator, financial consultant, risk management analyst, planning analyst, statistician Other – government grants coordinator, college professor, attorney Many private sector companies Communications, Wachovia, Wheat First Butcher, Wiburn Medical, and Wrangler Our graduates are also employed by public agencies such as the Federal Aviation Agency, Federal Reserve System, NASA, North Carolina Department of Commerce, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and World Bank. WHAT DO ECONOMISTS EARN?

33. Denison University Department Of Economics She teaches Introductory macroeconomics and Introductory microeconomics. Brown hasa BA in mathematics from Wittenberg University, an MA in mathematics and http://www.denison.edu/departments/econ/

Please wait for graphics to load; or link here for an accessible, printer-friendly version of this document. Department of Economics Web Site Department of Economics Faculty Department of Economics Course Catalog Admissions ... Economics Division of Social Sciences Studying economics at Denison ANKED AMONG THE NATION'S TOP ECONOMICS PROGRAMS for undergraduates by Change Magazine, Denison's Department of Economics is also the first in the country to implement a computer laboratory curriculum. The curriculum focuses on helping you to develop an understanding of the institutional, analytic and empirical framework within which economic decision-making occurs. The department has its own well-equipped Macintosh computer laboratory which you will use in many of your courses and for independent research. Students take advantage of hands-on experiential learning in the department's Macintosh-equipped Macroeconomics Analysis Laboratory. In many of your economics classes, you will use real world data to test the validity of economic theory and to explore the development of new analysis. You will learn how to use your empirical skills to critically evaluate the choice and effectiveness of policy in both the private and public sector.

34. COURSE SYNOPSIS Economics Involves The Analysis Of Economic microeconomics or MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS; macroeconomics; PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING;ORGANISATIONAL THEORY. Students must do both intermediate economics http://www.stansfieldcollege.com/deg_ecomanage.html

Academic Calendar All Programmes Fee Structure All Programmes Intake Schedule FAQ ... Enquiry Form COURSE SYNOPSIS Economics involves the analysis of economic behaviour and policy, and is a mixture of verbal, diagrammatic and statistical reasoning. This degree will therefore appeal to students wishing to obtain a general education in disciplines that underlie the theory of practice of management and at the same time provide the opportunity to specialise in economics. NEXT INTAKE 5 SEP 2005 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Diploma in Economics STRUCTURE A 3 year direct joint-honours degree course SUBJECTS Year 1 02 Introduction to Economics 25 Principles of Accounting 04a Statistics 1 (half unit) 33 Organisation theory (21) 05a Mathematics 1 (half unit) 65 Macroeconomics (02 + 05a) 21 Principles of Sociology 66 Microeconomics (02 + 05a) or 28 Managerial Economics (02 + 05a) Management plus any 5 from the optional subjects Optional Subjects 16 International Economics (65 + 66) 78 Analyisis of Strategic Management (28 or 66) 20 Elements of Econometrics (02 + 04a + 05a) 92 Corporate Finance (02 + 05a) 32 Management Science Methods (04a + 05a)

35. International Studies Upperlevel Ecology. 4. macroeconomics. 4. microeconomics EC20102 - Principlesof macroeconomics. microeconomics http://www.susqu.edu/international_studies/courses.htm

International Studies Faculty Degree Requirements Courses Focus Programs Off-Campus Study Faculty Development Projects Resources Main Page Susquehanna University International Studies Courses, Fall 2005 - Spring 2006 Focus Areas Europe, Asia, or the Developing World Diplomacy Comparative Cultural Studies Sustainable Development ... Elective List European Studies, Asian, or Developing World Studies (Courses related to Latin America, Africa, or the Middle East. Students will be encouraged to focus on one of the three regions) Course Requirements SH Relevant History (2 courses) Relevant Political Science, upper level course(s) with substantial content on relevant region Relevant Religion/Philosophy Relevant Literature/Art/Film (2 courses) Relevant Electives Senior Seminar/Capstone Total: 202-level of applicable language: European Studies: French, Spanish, German; other languages with approval Asian Studies: Chinese, French; other languages with approval Developing World Studies: Spanish for Latin American focus; French for African focus; other languages with approval

36. On Some Popular Errors, Approach Of Macroeconomics The distinction between macroeconomics and microeconomics is, as far as terminologyis concerned, borrowed from modern physics distinction between http://www.mises.org/ufofes/ch5~6.asp

About Us Mission Ludwig Who? Murray Who? ... Forum The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science Ludwig von Mises On Some Popular Errors Concerning the Scope and Method of Economics The Approach of Macroeconomics The macroeconomic approach looks upon an arbitrarily selected segment of the market economy (as a rule: upon one nation) as if it were an integrated unit. All that happens in this segment is actions of individuals and groups of individuals acting in concert. But macroeconomics proceeds as if all these individual actions were in fact the outcome of the mutual operation of one macroeconomic magnitude upon another such magnitude. The distinction between macroeconomics and microeconomics is, as far as terminology is concerned, borrowed from modern physics' distinction between microscopic physics, which deals with systems on an atomic scale, and molar physics, which deals with systems on a scale appreciable to man's gross senses. It implies that ideally the microscopic laws alone are sufficient to cover the whole field of physics, the molar laws being merely a convenient adaptation of them to a special, but frequently occurring problem. Molar law appears as a condensed and bowdlerised version of microscopic law. Thus the evolution that led from macroscopic physics to microscopic physics is seen as a progress from a less satisfactory to a more satisfactory method of dealing with the phenomena of reality.

37. Dave Cook MBA BOTH macroeconomics AND microeconomics ARE VERY CHALLENGING COURSES REQUIRING ECON 103 macroeconomics, or ECON 102 microeconomics, http://www.scs.unr.edu/~cook/

Dave Cook, MBA Welcome to the area of Economics and Business Math! Our programs include: Macroeconomics....Microeconomics....Business Mathematics Index of main topics of information on this web page (click on your destination) Is Online Distance Education for You? Office Schedule - Fall 2005 Economics courses for prospective students - Fall 2005 Economics courses for enrolled students - Fall 2005 ... return to top of page Fall 2005 Semester Office Schedule Click here to view schedule return to top of page PROSPECTIVE FALL 2005 ECONOMICS STUDENTS Macroeconomics and Microeconomics WEB Sections "W01" All economics WEB sections utilize a THINKWELL course website to facilitate student assessment and learning. THESE COURSES DO NOT USE "WebCT" BOTH MACROECONOMICS AND MICROECONOMICS ARE VERY CHALLENGING COURSES REQUIRING: SEVERAL HOURS EACH WEEK APPLIED TO VIEWING THE MULTI-MEDIA MATERIALS VERY GOOD CRITICAL READING, VIEWING, AND THINKING SKILLS GOOD UNDERSTANDING OF ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY GOOD COMPUTER LITERACY SKILLS IMPORTANT!!! You need to have good math skills in algebra and geometry for these classes

38. Microeconomics & Macroeconomics Basic concepts of macroeconomics and microeconomics. http://www.super-memory.com/sml/colls/economics.htm

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40. Robins School Of Business Economics Fact Sheet- University Of Richmond, Virginia the major include Principles of microeconomics, Principles of macroeconomics,Intermediate microeconomics, Intermediate macroeconomics, Econometrics, http://oncampus.richmond.edu/academics/business/departments/economics/fact_sheet

Goals for Economics Students Each student shall understand fundamental economic theory. Each student shall comprehend how economic models are formulated and tested. Each student shall gain an understanding of economic institutions and be able to put them in sociological, economic, and political contexts. Department Emphases An economics student will master the analytical tools necessary to evaluate personal choices, private business decisions, and government policies. The diversity of our course work can teach students to: recognize the influences of taxes and government spending on the economy, measure movements in interest rates, understand policies made by the Federal Reserve Bank, determine the value of international currencies, interpret the influence of events in other parts of the world on the United States' economy, evaluate the effect of legal structures on economic efficiency, and evaluate the influence of advertising on consumer behavior. Students may pursue an economics major from within the School of Arts and Sciences or the Robins School of Business. Liberal arts students may earn a Bachelor of Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science degree; business students earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in economics. Economics majors master the analytical tools necessary to evaluate private business decisions and government policies. Assignments prepare students for a career in industry or in public service. The diversity of coursework will, among many other things, teach students to recognize the influence of taxes and government spending on the economy, to measure movements in interest rates, to understand policies made by the Federal Reserve Bank, to determine the value of international currencies, to interpret the influence of events in Eastern Europe on the United States economy, and to understand the pricing decisions of business enterprises.

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