Economics 202, Section V0B
Tuesday and Thursday, 2:00-3:15
Cockefair Hall 104
Instructor: Joelle Leclaire
Office: 202A Manheim Hall
Office Hours:, 3:30-4:00, or by appt.
Telephone: 235-5999
e-mail.jjl9b0@umkc.edu (E-mail subject:
Micro 202)
Synopsis:
This course introduces the basic concepts
of microeconomics. We will look at the tools used by economists to analyze
the firm, the principles of supply and demand, elasticity, price determination
and costs within various market structures.
Required Texts:
Lee, F. S. Introduction to
Neoclassical Microeconomics.
Parkin, M. Microeconomics, 6th edition
(Boston: Addison Wesley) 2003.
Web Ressource: The Economics Place
Links of interest
Bureau of
Economic Analysis
Heterodox
Economics Portal
Post-Autistic
Economics