ECON 3100 Economics of Money and Banking

ECON 3100 Economics of Money and Banking
Economics of Money and Banking
Covers both theory of monetary systems and the current structure of United States financial institutions. General topics to be included are monetary systems, financial intermediation and resource allocation, informational value of economy-wide financial markets, the term structure of interest rates, United States financial institutions and their relation to the federal reserve system, regulatory issues, and current tactics in monetary control.
Pre-requistites: ECON 1020 or ECON 1040.
credit hours: 3