Economics introduces students to economic thinking by providing an academically rich learning environment where you will develop a basic understanding of macroeconomic, microeconomic, and econometric theories and methods. Now more than ever, critical minds are needed with a broad foundation in the field of economics to study the trade-offs between growth and pollution, public and private medical services, and many other pressing issues that affect our daily lives. Regardless of the program that a student chooses, we believe that studying Economics is an excellent way to develop one's quantitative ability, abstract reasoning, and knowledge of important features of the way the world works.
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