21. UNK - Craig S. Marxsen TX (Tenured 1982) Courses Taught Graduate level microeconomics and macroeconomics,Intermediate macroeconomics and microeconomics, Statistics, Money and http://www.unk.edu/acad/econ/marxsenc/home.html

Craig S. Marxsen, Associate Professor of Economics Economics Office: 303C West Center Phone: 308-865-8043 marxsenc@unk.edu Education Background Ph.D. Economics: Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA Conferred December 4, 1976 Dissertation: The Influence of Interest and Inflation on Fuels Supply(Awarded Grant from Public Utilities Institute of Michigan State University). Fields of Specialization: Economic Theory, Monetary Theory, International Economics, Energy Economics AB Economics: Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, GA; Minor: Mathematics Professional Experience Faculty Load Professional Memberships Journals ... Paper Professional Experience 1987-Present: Associate Professor of Economics University of Nebraska at Kearney, Kearney, NE (Tenured 1993) Courses Taught: Intermediate Macroeconomics, Money and Banking, Labor Economics, Introductory Macro and Microeconomics, Contemporary Issues in Economics Omicron Delta Epsilon Faculty Advisor Member: Graduate Faculty, University of Nebraska 1977-1979: Assistant Professor of Economics West Georgia College, Carrollton, GA Courses Taught: Money and Banking, Intermediate Microeconomics, Quantitative Methods, Business and Economic Statistics, Introductory Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

22. Salem Community College - Programs Of Study - Course Descriptions 01 ECO 201 macroeconomics (303) focuses on macro aspects of the economy, suchas 01 ECO 202 microeconomics (303) concentrates on microeconomic concepts. http://www.salemcc.org/programs/Course-Descript/economis.htm

Programs of Study Alphabetical Listing of all Programs Associate in Arts Associate in Science ... General Information (Grades, Academic Excellence, Advanced Standing, Academic Course Load, etc.) Course Schedules Course Descriptions Registration Athletics ... What's New Course Descriptions ECO – Economics Macroeconomics Microeconomics 01 ECO 201 Macroeconomics focuses on macro aspects of the economy, such as national income measurement, growth, production, employment, money and banking, and the interaction of supply and demand. Prerequisites: Completion of EN 98 and EN 99, if required Offered: Fall (Day and Video), Spring (Evening), Summer (Varies) 01 ECO 202 Microeconomics concentrates on microeconomic concepts. These include supply and demand, theories of pricing resources and final products under various competitive conditions, antitrust actions and the impact of labor unions. International economics and other economic systems are also examined. (ECO 201 is not a prerequisite.) Prerequisites: Completion of EN 98 and EN 99, if required

23. Credit Transfer Involving Other Agencies And Organizations, 1995 Economics 2010 Economics 2020, Economics 2065 AND Economics 2066 OR microeconomicsEC1100 AND macroeconomics EC1200, microeconomics EC1100 AND macroeconomics http://www.edu.gov.nf.ca/council/CGACMA~2.HTM

Credit Transfer Involving Other Agencies and Organizations, 1995-1996 The following tables provide information on the exemption policies and/or credit transfer arrangements extended to provincial public postsecondary institutions by other agencies and organizations. The Memorial University course numbers in brackets represent former course numbers. Certified General Accountant (CGA) - Exemption Policy The table below provides an overview of courses in selected public postsecondary institutions in this province which receive exemption from the CGA Program. For further information on the CGA Program, please contact: CGA Newfoundland P.O. Box 5010, St. John's, NF, A1C 5V3 Telephone: (709) 579-1863 or 1-800-561-7110 Sending Institution Receiving Agency or Organization Memorial University St. John's Campus Cabot Central Westviking Labrador CGA Courses Level 1 Business 2100 AND Business 3100 Principles of Accounting 2010 AND Principles of Accounting 2011 OR Financial Accounting I AC1240 AND Financial Accounting II AC2240 Financial Accounting 2101 AND Financial Accounting 2102 OR Financial Accounting I AC1240 AND Financial Accounting II AC2240 Financial Accounting 2101 AND Financial Accounting2102 OR Financial Accounting I AC1240 AND Financial Accounting II AC2240 Financial Accounting I AC1240 AND Financial Accounting II AC2240 Financial Accounting 1(FA1) Economics 2010 (2015) AND Economics 2020 Economics 2065 AND Economics 2066 OR Microeconomics EC1100 AND Macroeconomics EC1200 Economics 2114 AND Economics 2115 OR Microeconomics EC1100

24. CLEP: Principles Of Macroeconomics - Collegeboard.com To prepare for the Principles of macroeconomics and microeconomics exams, you shouldstudy the contents of at least one collegelevel introductory economics http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/ex_pmac.html

Home Taking the Tests CLEP: Exam Descriptions Principles of Macroeconomics The exam contains 80 questions to be answered in 90 minutes. Knowledge and skills required Questions on the Principles of Macroeconomics exam require candidates to demonstrate one or more of the following abilities. Understanding of important economic terms and concepts Interpretation and manipulation of economic graphs Interpretation and evaluation of economic data Application of simple economic models The outline below indicates the material covered by the exam and the approximate percentage of questions in each category. Approximate percent of examination Basic economic concepts Measurement of economic performance National income and price determination International economics and growth Study resources To broaden your knowledge of economic issues, you may read relevant articles published in the economics periodicals that are available in most college libraries for example, The Economist, The Margin, and The American Economic Review The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times , along with local papers, may also enhance your understanding of economic issues. The Internet is another resource you could explore.

25. BESTech Wall Street Journal Interactive -- South-Western/West/Thomson Learning This offer is available for the following textbooks McEachern, Economics, macroeconomicsor microeconomics, 5e; Arnold, Economics, macroeconomics, or http://www.swcollege.com/bestech/econ/easytech/wsj_int.htm

EASY-ACCESS TECHNOLOGY The Wall Street Journal Interactive Description Students can receive a 10-week subscription to the print and interactive versions of The Wall Street Journal when they purchase a new textbook. This offer is available for the following textbooks: McEachern, Economics Macroeconomics or Microeconomics , 5e; Arnold, Economics Macroeconomics , or Microeconomics , 5e; Hall/Lieberman, Economics Macroeconomics , or Microeconomics , 2e; and Gottheil, Economics Macroeconomics , or Microeconomics Features Students receive a "Content Guide" that explains how to read both the print and electronic versions of the The Wall Street Journal Instructors receive a 1-year subscription to The Wall Street Journal if students subscribe Instructors have access to the "Educator Review" weekly updates, written and posted by professors, including links to pertinent articles with a summary of the article and discussion questions Key Feature Discounted Student Subscription Students receive a discounted subscription to both the print and online versions of The Wall Street Journal See For Yourself!

26. BESTech Microeconomics And Macroeconomics Alive! Principles And Applications CD- These multimedia......SIMULATIONS AND TUTORIALS, microeconomics and macroeconomics Alive! CDROMs©1998 by Cebula, Belton, McLeod. http://www.swcollege.com/bestech/econ/simtut/cebula.htm

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27. Microeconomics Vs. Macroeconomics St. Charles Community College Econ 11040 macroeconomics microeconomics vs macroeconomicsmicroeconomics, macroeconomics. microeconomics, macroeconomics. http://www.stchas.edu/faculty/gbowling/MicroeconomicsVsMacroeconomics-Macro.html

St. Charles Community College Econ 110-40 Macroeconomics Microeconomics vs Macroeconomics Microeconomics Macroeconomics Individual Consumers and Firms. The demand and supply of individual goods and services. The Overall Economy. The aggregate demand and aggregate supply for all goods and services. Demand depends on: Supply depends on: Aggregate demand depends on: Aggregate supply depends on: Expectations of profits by firms. The price of the product in question. The price of the good or service in question Interest rates. Productions costs. Household income available. Technology. Household income. Economic growth. Household accumulated wealth. Costs of production. Labor Raw materials. Other inputs. Household wealth. Public policy: Business tax rates. Regulation or deregulation. Environmental policies. Consumer tastes and preferences. Business taxes and subsidies. Taxes and tariffs. Business taxes. The price of other products. Price of related goods. Consumer indebtedness. Weather. The number of households demanding a good or service. The number of suppliers.

28. Microeconomics Vs. Macroeconomics St. Charles Community College Econ 10040 Survey Economics microeconomics vsmacroeconomics microeconomics, macroeconomics. microeconomics, macroeconomics. http://www.stchas.edu/faculty/gbowling/MicroeconomicsVsMacroeconomics.html

St. Charles Community College Econ 100-40 Survey Economics Microeconomics vs Macroeconomics Microeconomics Macroeconomics Individual Consumers and Firms. The demand and supply of individual goods and services. The Overall Economy. The aggregate demand and aggregate supply for all goods and services. Demand depends on: Supply depends on: Aggregate demand depends on: Aggregate supply depends on: Expectations of profits by firms. The price of the product in question. The price of the good or service in question Interest rates. Productions costs. Household income available. Technology. Household income. Economic growth. Household accumulated wealth. Costs of production. Labor Raw materials. Other inputs. Household wealth. Public policy: Business tax rates. Regulation or deregulation. Environmental policies. Consumer tastes and preferences. Business taxes and subsidies. Taxes and tariffs. Business taxes. The price of other products. Price of related goods. Consumer indebtedness. Weather. The number of households demanding a good or service. The number of suppliers.

29. Phd-courses,E2001 Purpose. The courses aim to give a working knowledge of core subjectsin macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics and mathematics. http://www.econ.au.dk/afn/Phd-courses/phd.course_f2002.htm

PhD Courses in Economics Spring 2002 Courses at the Department of Economics, University of Aarhus, spring 2002 Econometrics, Econometric Theory Macroeconomics Microeconomics Mathematics, Elements of Mathematical Analysis Purpose The courses aim to give a working knowledge of core subjects in macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics and mathematics The courses concentrate on relatively narrow subjects within the four areas with the intention that the students should be able to master them to perfection. This will enable the students to understand and most importantly apply core methods of each of the three main areas. In addition, they should be able to study other core subjects by themselves. As the four subjects form the pillars of the PhD study in economics at the department, they are required courses for all students enrolled in the PhD program in economics. It is recommended that students attend all four courses in their first year. The subjects covered in each of the four courses may change from year to year. Method Each course will consist of 40 hours (2+2 for 10 weeks) and home assignments will be given at each lecture.

30. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Economics (Social Sciences) General Topics. MIDDLE SCHOOL Introduction; macroeconomics; microeconomics;Economic Systems; Special Topics. HIGH SCHOOL Basics of Economics; Cybernomics; http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/Teacher/Resourc

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32. IPE: May98 : Microeconomics Versus Macroeconomics microeconomics versus macroeconomics. Previous message R Celiker Balkan economy ;Next in thread Pat Gunning Re microeconomics versus macroeconomics . http://csf.colorado.edu/mail/ipe/may98/0038.html

Microeconomics versus Macroeconomics Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Lev S. Gonick: "Call for Papers, ISA-NE Nov 12-14" Previous message: R Celiker: "Balkan economy" Next in thread: Pat Gunning: "Re: Microeconomics versus Macroeconomics" Wed, 13 May 1998 08:33:36 -0500 James Lee Ray rayjl@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu I'm wondering if you might have ideas and/or sources to share regarding the differences and the relationship between microeconomics and macroeconomics. I'm aware of standard textbook definitions, such as "In microeconomics, we study the behavior of individual decision-making units," and "Macroeconomics concentrates on the behavior of entire economies, " Baumol and Blinder, MACROECONOMICS, 6th ed., New York: Dryden Press, 1994. p. 105. But I also know that such texts and other sources often go on to acknowledge that microeconomics deals with individual markets, and interaction among such individual decision-making units as consumers and producers, thus blurring the distinction considerably. (And, in my experience, when queried about

33. IPE: May98 : Re: Microeconomics Versus Macroeconomics Re microeconomics versus macroeconomics. Language Questions. ; Maybein reply to James Lee Ray microeconomics versus macroeconomics . http://csf.colorado.edu/mail/ipe/may98/0043.html

Re: Microeconomics versus Macroeconomics Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: helgi maki: "Re: Language Questions." Previous message: Jeffrey L. Beatty: "Re: Language Questions." Maybe in reply to: James Lee Ray: "Microeconomics versus Macroeconomics" Thu, 01 Jan 1970 08:00:00 +0000 Pat Gunning gunning@cc.nchulc.com.tw James Lee Ray wrote: Here is my view, James. I think that in professional economics, the division between micro and macro economics was adopted in the universities after Paul Samuelson introduced it in the late 1940s or early 1950s. It was quickly adopted into university curricula and most subsequent university textbooks were divided into a micro and an macro part. Samuelson's decision seems to have been based on the growing popularity of Keynesian depression economics in the late 30s and 40s. At the same time, again largely due to Samuelson, economics itself became increasingly formalized, so that teaching by means of mathematics (demand-supply diagrams, spending-income diagrams) became the norm. Prior to that time, many of the problems that are now defined as

34. UoE:SoBE:Programmes:MScEcon Students take the following three compulsory modules in the first semester MSc inEconomics BEE6030 macroeconomics BEE6031 microeconomics BEE6032 Quantitative http://www.ex.ac.uk/sobe/Programmes/MScEcon/MScEcon.html

Programmes MSc in Economics, Economics and Econometrics, Financial Economics, the Economics of the European Union The MSc is composed of 180 credit units made up of three modules of 30 credits, two modules of 20 credits and a 50 credit dissertation. The first two weeks Induction meeting, Registration, Reception, English Language assessment, Computing tuition, Library tour, Mathematics and Statistics intensive course (Note 1) The remainder of the first semester Students take the following three compulsory modules in the first semester MSc in Economics Macroeconomics Microeconomics Quantitative and Research Techniques Part I MSc in Economics and Econometrics Macroeconomics Microeconomics Quantitative and Research Techniques Part I MSc in Financial Economics Either Macroeconomics or Microeconomics Quantitative and Research Techniques Part I Principles of Finance MSc in the Economics of the European Union Either Macroeconomics or Microeconomics Quantitative and Research Techniques Part I The second semester In the second semester students must participate in the Seminar Series and take Quantitative and Research Techniques Part II and MSc in Economics take any two of the following International Trade and Regional Integration (Note 2) European Monetary and Fiscal Integration Location Analysis and European Regional Policy

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36. Social Sciences Home Page Introduction to Communication; Industrial Psychology; macroeconomics;microeconomics; Political Science; Psychology of Aging; Psychology of http://www.dtcc.edu/stanton/socsci/

What are Social Sciences? Social Sciences refer to any discipline or branch of science that deals with the social and cultural aspects of human behavior. The social sciences generally include economics, political science, sociology, social psychology, and may include cultural anthropology, history, and psychology, as well. The Social Science Department at the Stanton Campus of Delaware Technical and Community College offers the following social science courses. Course Descriptions and Outline Please check the class schedule to see if the course you are interested in is being offerred. Abnormal Psychology Adolescent Psychology Child Development Child and Adolescent Development Ethical Issues in Health Care Family Structures General Psychology History of Technology Human Communication Human Development Human Diversity Human Sexuality Introduction to Communication Industrial Psychology Macroeconomics Microeconomics Political Science Psychology of Aging Psychology of Personality Social Psychology Sociology Social Sciences Seminar Course Schedules Human Development Human Sexuality Macroeconomics Microeconomics ... Sociology The Social Science Faculty Alan Lavallee, Chairman

37. First Year : Courses : MA Program : EERC-Ukraine rigorous full–year sequences in core courses macroeconomics; microeconomics;mathematics for economists; econometrics/statistics. http://eerc.kiev.ua/courses/first.shtml

home about us admissions courses ... search You are here: EERC MA Program Courses / First Year Updated September 05, 2002 First Year Courses Second Year Courses Grading Policy Schedules (rtf, 76 kb) First Year Courses macroeconomics microeconomics mathematics for economists econometrics/statistics. The purpose of each of these courses is to give students the extensive knowledge base and advanced tools they will need for further graduate work in economics. Microeconomics, I, II, III, IV, V. Five miniterms (modules) Microeconomics: Basic Principles and Extensions (7th edition) is the basic textbook being used. Other useful sources include the following: Pindyck and Rubinfeld, Microeconomics , 4th edition, Prentice Hall; Hal R. Varian, Intermediate Microeconomics , 4th edition, Norton, and a considerable array of outside readings. The modules can be defined more precisely as follows in terms of the corresponding chapters and sections in Nicholson: Module I Consumer behavior. Module II Production, the firm, and competitive markets. Module III Market power and strategic behavior, and factor markets.

38. Economics Masters Level Courses At Plymouth State College Prerequisite macroeconomics and microeconomics Competencies or permission of theinstructor. EC 544 Economic Theory in International Applications 3 credits. http://www.plymouth.edu/psc/graded/coursedescript/ec.htm

my.plymouth Search Site Index Contact Us Quick Jump Athletics Calendar ITS Help Desk Lamson Library Self Study (NEASC) my.Plymouth Site Index Virtual Tour Weather Center WebCT WebMail ABOUT PSC ACADEMICS ADMISSIONS ATHLETICS ... PSC HOME ECONOMICS EC 531 Cost/Benefit Analysis and Applications 3 credits Explores in detail the theoretical foundations and uses of modern cost-benefit analysis. Topics of special interest include the valuation of costs and benefits, the selection of social discount rates and the social opportunity cost of capital. Other topics discussed in the course are the treatment of risk and changes in the distribution of income. Students will prepare an original cost-benefit analysis of a topic of current interest. Prerequisite: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics Competencies or permission of the instructor. EC 544 Economic Theory in International Applications 3 credits Introduction to modes of business operation and the economic factors (comparative advantage, tariffs, balance of payments accounts, trade deficits, etc.) which affect the ability of American firms to compete in international trade markets. Study of principles, practices and theory of how and why nations trade. Prerequisite: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics competencies or permission of the instructor. EC 546 Graduate Money and Banking 3 credits Designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the roles of commercial and central banking in the US economy. Topics of special interest include: (1) monetary policy, including interaction effects with fiscal policy (2) analysis of the role of monetary factors in our recent inflation-proof economy; and (3) the significance to the domestic economy of international financial developments, particularly the role of the “Eurodollar”. Of special interest is the recent inability of the banking system to compete effectively for funds with other financial intermediaries (especially money market mutual funds). Prerequisite: Macroeconomics competency or permission of the instructor.

39. UCD's Postgraduate Programmes: Department Of Economics Course Requirements Students must take a total of seven courses, four of which(macroeconomics I, microeconomics I, Econometrics I or II and Mathematical http://www.ucd.ie/~pgstudy/arts_t/arts8.htm

Course Description This degree is intended for students who aspire to become professional economists in academia, business or the public service, with a sound grasp of analytic techniques and a proven capacity for research. Admission Requirements Applicants should normally hold at least a Second Class Honours, Grade I degree with Economics as a major specialisation. (Graduates of the BComm should have taken at least two Economics options in their final year and should have obtained at least a Second Class Honours, Grade I in those options. Graduates of the Higher Diploma in Economic Science should have attained at least a Second Class Honours, Grade I overall). Entry to the programme will be restricted. Course Requirements Students must take a total of seven courses, four of which (Macroeconomics I, Microeconomics I, Econometrics I or II and Mathematical Techniques) are compulsory for all. (Econometrics I or II and Mathematical Techniques are treated as full courses for lecture and exam purposes, but are counted together as a single course in calculating a student's final mark). Students must also take three courses from the following list of options offered by the Department: Not all of the options in the above list may be offered in a given academic year. Additional options may, from time to time, become available. Lectures and examinations in core courses are held in the first semester and those in option courses are held in the second semester.

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