Statistical ideas are part of the language of business. An understanding of statistics will enhance your value as a manager or executive. Many of the upper division courses in Accounting, Agriculture Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Public Policy use and build upon the statistical techniques and analysis learned in ECO391. This course provides a survey of statistical techniques relevant to modern economics and business, with major emphasis on estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, modeling, analysis of variance, regression, and forecasting.

Statistical ideas are part of the language of business. An understanding of statistics will enhance your value as a manager or executive. Many of the upper division courses in Accounting, Agriculture Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Public Policy use and build upon the statistical techniques and analysis learned in ECO391. This course provides a survey of statistical techniques relevant to modern economics and business, with major emphasis on estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, modeling, analysis of variance, regression, and forecasting.

Statistical ideas are part of the language of business. An understanding of statistics will enhance your value as a manager or executive. Many of the upper division courses in Accounting, Agriculture Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Public Policy use and build upon the statistical techniques and analysis learned in ECO391. This course provides a survey of statistical techniques relevant to modern economics and business, with major emphasis on estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, modeling, analysis of variance, regression, and forecasting.

This course focuses on the application of economic theories to sports and the sports industry and understanding the behavior of economic agents in sports. Students who complete the course will gain insight into economics, understand how to apply economic models to explain observed behavior in sport, and appreciate empirical economic evidence generated from sports-related data.

An analysis of the behavior of consumers and firms, price determination, various market structures, and income distribution.

An analysis of the behavior of consumers and firms, price determination, various market structures, and income distribution.

An analysis of the behavior of consumers and firms, price determination, various market structures, and income distribution.

National income concepts, the determination of aggregate income and employment, the theory of money and inflation and problems of economic growth.

The course addresses relevant topics in economics. May be repeated for a maximum of six credits under different subtitle.

The course examines the causes, consequences, and correlates of poverty and inequality in the United States. Topics include the measurement of poverty and inequality, economic theories of disadvantage and the roles of education, family structure, neighborhood, and race, and the public policy response to poverty and inequality through income tax and transfer system, as well as direct labor-market interventions such as the minimum wage.