Microeconomic Principles

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Microeconomics addresses the economic decisions made at the individual level, by individual consumers or individual firms, after evaluating resources, costs, and tradeoffs. Topics include microeconomic concepts and analysis; supply and demand analysis; theories of the firm and individual behavior; competition and monopoly; environmental externalities and the public good; and, the role of the government in the domestic and global economy. This course is required for business-related degrees such as BSBM. This course fulfills a CSUG General Education Social and Behavioral Sciences requirement. This is an approved gtPathways course (GT-SS1).