ECON 315: Economics, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Course Description
This course will prepare entrepreneurs to recognize and implement important economic concepts when innovating. The concepts may include the employment of a variety of market structures, achieving different types of market power, playing strategic games such as those of a principal and agent, and taking advantage of public goods or government incentives. The concepts will be applied to innovative and entrepreneurial environments. Prerequisites: ECON 202 or instructor consent AND EITHER (Admitted to the COB; Admitted Econ Bus majors; Econ COLS majors & minors) OR (30 cr with no more than 21 cr of 300/400 level COB courses and 2.5 GPA).