ECON 210

Quantitative Methods for Economics and Business

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Economists and businesses utilize quantitative techniques to both express abstract concepts and to bring such concepts to real life through application. Logically consistent models are constructed using mathematical tools. This course is introductory. Its purpose is to introduce students to the application of quantitative methods and develop their skills in the usage of such methods. Topics will range from basic mathematical principles to specific sub-components of more advanced mathematics courses, topics having application to economic optimization problems, calculation of total values, marginal analysis, and present/future values for economic decision making. P: University Math competency Fall Only.

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Class #wisconsin_green_bay-0427Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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