Economic Policy

The Economic Policy program offers students an opportunity to study the macro and micro dimensions of both international and domestic economic policy. They study in-depth the economic policy-making process in Washington and look at the vital role of international economic activities in U.S. policy. Each semester is unique because the content is influenced by relevant events occurring at the time. Some of the topics included last year were the Microsoft Antitrust case, exchange rates and capital flows, and how monetary policy is made. Prerequisites: Econ 200, Econ 251 and Econ 252.

You can download information about the Economic Policy
Seminar Overview
Seminar Syllabus
Research Project
Internship

You can see a list of possible internships that are regularly offered through the Economic Policy program.