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2019 SpringBUS 201S Section 81, 5 units
Macro Economics & Community
Days, times, and locations
- Tuesday, Thursday 8:00am to 9:50am
Joel and Dena Gambord Business and Information Technology Building - Room 235
Enrollment
- Open seats
- 5
- Total enrolled
- 30
- Maximum enrollment
- 35
Instructor
Note: Course requires 3-5 hours of community service per week in addition to class attendance.; Hybrid Course meets face-to-face and online.
This course applies economics as a social science to understand the structure and functioning of the U.S. economy. We examine the institutions that make up the economy and macroeconomic concepts for understanding the economy, from fluctuations of the business cycle through determinants of economic growth and decline. Through service learning in a local community, students examine issues of personal identities, social responsibility, and skills to develop equitable communities.
University requirements
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