ECON 321 - Money and Banking

Nature and kinds of money; monetary standards, past and present; banking and bank credit, especially commercial bank and its organization and functions, Federal Reserve System, and its functions; monetary theory; stabilization policy; and international banking and finance. This course meets general education requirements: Social Awareness and new Fall 2017 Self and Society. Typically Offered Spring Only
Level: UG
Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisite (ECON 202/D- Or ECON-221/D-) And (ECON 201/D- Or ECON-222/D-)
Ferris Equivalencies:

Department: MGMT