130 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION


GEITHMAN, D. T.; GODDARD, F. O.; JACKSON, E. L.; KAFOGLIS, M. L.;
KAFOGLIS, M. Z.; KEIG, N. G.; KOEFOD, P. E.; KRAFT, J.; LANGHAM, M. R.;
LANZILLOTTI, R. F.; MORRALL, J. F. III; OSTERBIND, C. C.; ROBERTS, P. E.,
JR.; ROBERTS, R. B.; SCHULZE, D. L.; SLOAN, F. A.; TYLER, W. G.; VERNON,
J. R.; VOGEL, R. J.; WARNER, S. E., JR.; WINGER, A. R.; WOODRUFF, W.

Graduate Coordinator: M. Z. KAFOGLIS
 For admission to courses 600 level and above, the student must have been
admitted to the Graduate School and normally should have had undergraduate
courses in fields pertinent to the graduate courses selected; or, where necessary,
special arrangements may be made with the approval of the department
chairman.
 Ph.D. Core: ES 601, ES 602, ES 606, ES 665, ES 561 or ES 661.

COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
ES 513-ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF RUSSIA. 3 credits
ES 521-CENTRAL BANKING AND MONETARY POLICY. 5 credits
ES 531-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE. 5 credits
ES 535-STATE AND LOCAL FINANCE. 5 credits
ES 536-GOVERNMENTAL BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION.
 3 credits
ES 543-FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
 3 credits
ES 545-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND FISCAL POLICIES OF SELECTED LATIN
 AMERICAN COUNTRIES. 3 credits
ES 547-CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC PROBLEMS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA.
 3 credits
ES 549-COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS. 4 credits
ES 561-ECONOMETRIC MODELS AND METHODS 1. 5 credits
ES 562-ECONOMETRIC MODELS AND METHODS 2. 5 credits
ES 572-ECONOMICS OF THE LABOR MARKET. 5 credits
ES 581-URBAN ECONOMICS. 5 credits
ES 585-ECONOMICS OF HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. 3 credits
ES 591-MASTERPIECES IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 1. 4 credits
ES 592-MASTERPIECES IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 2. 4 credits
ES 593-MASTERPIECES IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 3. 4 credits

 GRADUATE COURSES
ES 601-MACROECONOMIC THEORY. 5 credits
 Classical, Keynesian, and post-Keynesian aggregate income and employment anal-
ysis. Determination of price level and interest rate.
ES 602-PRICE THEORY. 5 credits
 Prerequisite: BA 591 or equivalent. Analysis, criticism, and restatement of
neo-classical price and production theories. Demand, supply, cost of production,
and price determination under various conditions of the market.
ES 603-SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING. 5 credits
 Identical with ATG 603. Social accounts and comparative economic accounting