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College-Level Writing Skills
Research and Writing
Theology of the Bible I
Theology of the Bible II
Western Literature I
Western Literature II
History of the United States I
History of the United States II
History of Western Civilization I
History of Western Civilization II
Freedom's Foundations I
Freedom's Foundations II
Logic
Rhetoric
Philosophy
Principles of Biblical Reasoning
Constitutional Law
Economics and the Citizen
Euclidean Geometry
Latin I & II
Latin III
Latin IV
Attic Greek I
Attic Greek II

Economics and the Citizen (ECO303)

Course Description

This course develops an understanding of how markets work and builds to a survey of political economy. A key element is the presentation of the “economic way of thinking” and its goal is to help make better sense of the world in which we live.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: none