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The department regularly offers courses in international economics, environmental and natural resource economics, labor and sports economics, public finance, economic development, and comparative economic systems. For those students who wish to focus on business, the department offers many elective business courses including Intermediate (301) and Managerial (307) Accounting, Theory of Business Finance (316), Investments (317), Entrepreneurship (320), Business and Society (324), Consumer Marketing (326), and Business Policy and Strategy (405). Perspectives on Business in a Changing World — an ongoing program of guest speakers, executives-in-residence, and special programs and symposia — enriches departmental and college-community discussion of business and economics issues and challenges.
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