ECONOMICS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Undergraduate

This course builds on the economic principles developed in the first year by extending students’ knowledge of markets and the firm to the role of the entrepreneur and their interaction with the broader economy. Topics include the economic theories and empirical findings regarding the determinate, financing and the economic impact of entrepreneurship. The impact of public policy, taxation, market regulation on entrepreneurship is also explored. PREREQUISITE: Economics 1010 and 1020 Three hours a week