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Econ 1000 General Economics Whitworth
Econ 1014 Principles of Microeconomics Bergan
Econ 1014 Principles of Microeconomics Brodie
Econ 1014 Principles of Microeconomics Parsons
Econ 1014H Principles of Microeconomics (Honors) Juneau
Econ 1015 Principles of Macroeconomics Chikhladze
Econ 1015H Principles of Macroeconomics (Honors) Adams
Econ 3224 Introduction to International Economics Trindade
Econ 3229 Money, Banking and Financial Markets Chikhladze
Econ 3229 Money, Banking and Financial Markets Kim
Econ 3251 Managerial Economics Whitworth
Econ 3251 Managerial Economics Araujo
Econ 3367W Law and Economics Hazel
Econ 4311/7311 Labor Economics Koedel
Econ 4315 Public Economics Juneau
Econ 4326/7326 Economics of International Trade Trindade
Econ 4328/7328 Financial Economics Hazel
Econ 4329/7329 The Banking System and the Money Market Haslag
Econ 4340/7340 Introduction to Game Theory Loginova
Econ 4351/7351 Intermediate Microeconomics Street
Econ 4351/7351 Intermediate Microeconomics Wickman
Econ 4353 Intermediate Macroeconomics Arjmandi
Econ 4353/7353 Intermediate Macroeconomics Whitworth
Econ 4357/7357 Health Economics Edmiston
Econ 4360/7360 Economic Development Tiwari
Econ 4370/7370 Quantitative Economics Mellouli
Econ 4371/7371 Introductory Econometrics Craioveanu