Consumer Economics.

Catalog description

A study of how consumers interact in the global economic arena. The course provides perspectives in terms of consumer interest, the responsibilities of business, government, private voluntary groups as it relates to consumerism. It provides insights into the essence of consumerism in the present, past, and future. Additionally, the course explains government role in monetary policymaking. Finally, the course provides information to aid the consumer with regard to decision-making and financial management for individuals as well as families.