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Bachelor in Economics
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Objectives
The Department of Economics strives to teach the social science of economics within the framework of the liberal arts education offered by Davidson College.Chambers The members of the department are committed to providing students with an excellent undergraduate education in economics. To this end, beyond their normal teaching activities, they advise students on course work and on professional careers and graduate study, engage in research and professional activity to enhance their scholarship and teaching, guide and work with students on research projects and seek outlets for that research, and participate in public lectures and forums on economic issues.
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Course description
Economics courses at the 100 level, with one exception (Economics 130), have no prerequisite economics courses; economics courses at the 200 level, with one exception (Economics 211), have one prerequisite economics course (generally Economics 101); and economics courses at the 300 level have as prerequisites at least one 200-level economics course (generally Economics 202 or Economics 203). The only 400-level courses in economics are honors research courses and Senior Session (the required capstone course for economics majors).
- ECO 101 - Introductory Economics
- ECO 105 - Statistics
- ECO 122 - Introduction to Health Care Economics
- ECO 130 - Survey of International Economics
- ECO 180-184 - Selected Topics in Economics
- ECO 195, 196 - Independent Study
- ECO 202 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
- ECO 203 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
- ECO 205 - Basic Econometrics
- ECO 211 - Introduction to Accounting
- ECO 212 - Intermediate Accounting
- ECO 213 - Cost Accounting
- ECO 221 - Economic History of the United States
- ECO 222 - Health Economics
- ECO 225 - Public Sector Economics
- ECO 226 - Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
- ECO 227 - Gender and Economics
- ECO 229 - Urban Economics
- ECO 231 - History of Economic Thought
- ECO 233 - Economic Development
- ECO 236 - Economic Growth and Sustainable Development
- ECO 280-284 - Seminars
- ECO 295, 296 - Individual Research
- ECO 314 - Finance
- ECO 315 - Mathematical Economics
- ECO 317 - Econometrics
- ECO 319 - Game Theory and Strategic Behavior
- ECO 323 - Industrial Organization
- ECO 324 - Labor Economics
- ECO 328 - Money and the Financial System
- ECO 337 - International Trade
- ECO 338 - International Finance
- ECO 380-384 - Seminars
- ECO 395, 396 - Individual Research
- ECO 401 - Honors Research
- ECO 402 - Honors Thesis
- ECO 495 - Senior Session
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