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Current Studies
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Completed Under Previous Studies
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ECON 1B
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Introduction to Microeconomic Analysis by (CSUH ECON 6051)
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MATH 26A
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Calculus I (see BSEEE)
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Topics well covered in previous studies direct
one to one correspondence may be difficult
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ECON 140
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Quantitative Economic Analysis
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(Consider CSUH ECON 6400
Econometrics, CSUH STAT
6509 Regression and CSUH MGMT
6550 Business Research)
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Completed Studies In Economics (Spring 2008)
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ECON 100B
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Microeconomics and Behavior - A study of individual markets
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Current Studies In Economics (Spring 2009)
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ECON 1A
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Macroeconomics: Principles, Applications and Tools.
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ECON 296H
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U.S. Economic Development in Historical Perspective
(Elective)
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Upcoming Studies
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Summer 2009
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ECON
100A
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Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECON 1A, ECON 1B)
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ECON 192
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International Finance (ECON 1A, ECON 1B)
(Elective)
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Fall 2009
(If available)
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ECON 141
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Introduction to Econometrics. (ECON 1A, ECON 1B, ECON 140)
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(Consider CSUH ECON 6400
Econometrics, CSUH STAT
6509 Regression and CSUH MGMT
6550 Business Research)
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ECON
200M
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Mathematics for Economics (ECON 100A,
ECON
100B, MATH
26A) (I can never get enough practice with mathematics)
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Future Requirements
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ECON
200A
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Advanced Microeconomics (ECON 141,
ECON
200M)
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ECON
200B
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Advanced Macroeconomics (ECON 200M)
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ECON
200C
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Advanced Economic Theories (ECON 200A,
ECON
200B)
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ECON 241
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Applied Econometric Analysis (ECON 141,
ECON
200M)
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To be examined for necessity (Though may be
taken for the fun of it.)
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Future Electives
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