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In the broadest sense, economics is the science of decision-making. In economics, students learn how to identify the costs, benefits and consequences of a decision. Often identified with the study of market behavior, economists also study issues that affect the market such as criminal behavior, poverty, law, environmental control, population, voting and political behavior.Students earning a B.S. in Economics must take required courses in economics (Intermediate Microeconomic Theory, Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory and American Economic History). In addition, they must take elective courses in economics, such as International Economics, Economic Development, Comparative Economic Systems, Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Labor Economics, Money and Banking, and Public Economics.
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