Natalia Piqueira

Provides one hour of university credit for faculty-approved internship. Undergraduate Business major students will participate in enriching work experiences (including traditional summer internships) as a complement to what is offered in the classroom. Students must obtain approval from the Director of Undergraduate Business Programs and must submit an offer letter from the internship provider as well as a letter indicating completion and satisfactory performance. Instructor permission required and must be obtained prior to the start of the internship. Repeatable for Credit.

Managerial economics deals with the application of microeconomic concepts for managerial decision making. The course covers market determination of prices, the impact of government interventions in markets, demand analysis and company pricing and output decisions to maximize profit, the short- and long-run profitability of companies under different market structures, game theory and strategic decision making, and the role of incentives in an organization.

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