Introduction to Microeconomics
ECOx260
Multiple Choice
3.0 / Lower
The UExcel Introduction to Microeconomics examination is based on material typically taught in a one-semester, three-credit, lower-level introductory undergraduate course in microeconomics. The content of the examination corresponds with course offerings such as Principles of Microeconomics or Introduction to Microeconomics. The examination measures knowledge of facts and terminology, an understanding of forms, and for the ability to apply microeconomics concepts to market behavior, market structures, resource markets, and government issues and policies. No prior knowledge of economics is required for this examination. The exam requires a familiarity with concepts covered in high-school level algebra. (Multiple-choice examination)
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