Economics Minor Requirements
Please review the UC Davis Catalog for the Economics minor requirements.
REQUIREMENTS
Lower Division:
- ECN 1A - Principles of Microeconomics (4 units)
- ECN 1B - Principles of Macroeconomics (4 units)
- STA 13, 32, or 102 - Elementary Statistics (4 units)
- MAT 16A, 17A, or 21A - Calculus (3-4 units)
- MAT 16B, 17B, or 21B - Calculus (3-4 units)
Upper Division:
- ECN 100A - Intermediate Micro Theory: Consumer and Producer Theory (4 units)
- ECN 101 - Intermediate Macro Theory (4 units)
- 2 ECN Advanced (4 units per course, total 8 Upper Division units) - See list below
- 1 ECN Additional Economics course (4 Upper Division units) - See list below
- ADVANCED
- ECN 100B - Intermediate Micro Theory: Imperfect Competition & Market Failure (4)
ECN 103 - Economics of Uncertainty & Information (4)
ECN 106 - Decision Making (4)
ECN 116 - Comparative Economic Systems (4)
ECN 121A - Industrial Organization (4)
ECN 121B - Industrial Organization (4)
ECN 122 - Theory of Games & Strategic Behavior (4)
ECN 125 - Energy Economics (4)
ECN 130 - Public Microeconomics (4)
ECN 131 - Public Finance (4)
ECN 132 - Health Economics (4)
ECN 134 - Financial Economics (4)
ECN 135 - Money, Banks, & Financial Institutions (4)
ECN 136 - Topics in Macroeconomic Theory (4)
ECN 137 - Macroeconomic Policy (4)
ECN 138 - Public Economics in International Perspective (4)
ECN 140 - Econometrics (4)
ECN 141 - Economic & Financial Forecasting (4)
ECN 145 - Transportation Economics (4)
ECN 151A - Economics of the Labor Market (4)
ECN 151B - Economics of Human Resources (4)
ECN 152 - Economics of Education (4)
ECN 160A - International Microeconomics (4)
ECN 160B - International Macroeconomics (4)
ECN 167 - Economic Development in Weak States (4)
Also includes approved ECN 190 courses that require 100A/B, 101, and/or 102 as prerequisites.
Agriculture and Resource Economics:
ARE 139 - Futures & Options Markets (4)
ARE 156 - Introduction to Mathematical Economics (4)
ARE 166 - Economics of Global Poverty Reduction: What Works & Why (4)
ARE 171 - Principles of Finance (4)
ARE/ESP 175 - Natural Resource Economics (4)
ARE 176 - Environmental Economics (4) - ADDITIONAL ECONOMICS COURSES
- Any ECN Advanced Course listed above; and also the following:
ECN 102 - Analysis of Economic Data (4)
ECN 107/PSC 133 - Neuroeconomics/Reinforcement Learning & Decision Making (4)
ECN 110A - World Economic History Before the Industrial Revolution (4)
ECN 110B - World Economic History Since the Industrial Revolution (4)
ECN 111A - Economic History (4)
ECN 111B - Economics History (4)
ECN 115A - Economic Development (4)
ECN 115B - Economic Development (4)
ECN 115BY - Economic Development (4)
ECN 117 - Economics of International Immigration (4)
ECN 133Y - Poverty, Inequality & Public Policy (4)
ECN 162 - International Economic Relations (4)
ECN 171 - Economy of East Asia (4)
ECN 190 - Topics in Economics (4)
Agriculture and Resource Economics:
ARE 133 - Introduction to Behavioral Economics (4)
Check prerequisites for Economic 190 courses. If it has a prerequisite of ECN 100A, 100B, and/or 101, it is an Advanced Course; otherwise, it is an Elective Course.
ECN 162 is intended especially for non-majors. Not open for credit to students who have completed course 160A or 160B. If you have completed ECN 162, then only 2 units of credit will be given for ECN 160A and/or 160B and it cannot be applied towards the minor.