CATALOG 1952-1953


 V. TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES

 This curriculum is designed to provide general understanding of the economic and
certain practical aspects of the public service or closely regulated industries. The cur-
riculum supplies a background for those students who wish to pursue research in this
field or who anticipate employment therein. Truman C. Bigham, Adviser.


First Semester Credi
BS. 231.-Principles of Marketing ................ 3
BS. 401.-Business Law .................................... 3
ES. 321.-Money and Banking .......................... 3
ES. 351.-Elements of Transportation .......... 3
Approved Elective* ......................................... 3
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BS. 444.-Ocean Transportation ................. 3
BS. 451.-Traffic Management: Rates
 and Rate Making ........................... 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s .......................... ............ 3
ES. 454.-Principles of Public
 Utility Economics .......................... 3
Approved Electives* ..................................... 6


Junior Year
ts Second Semester Credits
 BS. 427.-Corporation Finance ...................... 3
 ES. 327.-Public Finance .............................. 3
 ES. 372.-Labor Problems ............................ 3
 ES. 453.-Transport Regulation .................... 3
 Approved Elective* ................ .................... 3
 15
Senior Year
 BS. 452.-Traffic Management: Service
 and Service Regulations ................ 3
 BS. 457.-Air Transportation ....................... 3
 ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problems ................................... 3
 Approved Electives* ......................................... 9
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 *Students in Group V are encouraged to take ES. 483.-Geography of Transportation and ES. 556.
-Problems in Public Utilities as electives.

 VI. PUBLIC FINANCE AND TAXATION
 This curriculum is designed to train students who are going into the fiscal ad-
ministration of government, as well as for tax advisory work in private business. Clement
H. Donovan, Adviser.
 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ES. 321.-Money and Banking ...................... 3 ES. 421.-Advanced Money and Banking .... 3
ES. 327.-Public Finance ................................ 3 ES. 478.-Problems in State and
PCL. 201.-American Federal Government .. 3 Local Finance ................................ 3
Approved Electives ...................................... 6 PCL. 202.-American State and Local
 Government ................................. 3
 15 Approved Electives .......................................... 6
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BS. 401.-Business Law ............................... 3
ES. 351.-Elements of Transportation ........ 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s ... ............................. 3
ES. 477.-Problems in Federal Finance ....... 3
Approved Electives ......................................... 6


Senior Year
 ES. 404.-Government Control of Business ..
 ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problems .... ..................
 ES. 429.-Introduction to Business Cycles ..
 Approved Electives .......................................


 VII. FOREIGN TRADE AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
 This curriculum is designed to provide students with an overall view of interna-
tional trade in its geographic, financial, social and political aspects. It offers courses
looking toward employment in exporting and importing. Murray W. Shields, Adviser.

 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ES. 321.-Money and Banking ........................ 3 BS. 231.-Principles of Marketing ................ 3
ES. 347.-Principles of Foreign Trade .......... 3 BS. 444.-Ocean Transportation .................. 3
ES. 351.-Elements of Transportation .......... 3 ES. 327.-Public Finance ................................ 3
GPY. 381.-Geography of the United GPY. 385.-Geography of South America .... 3
 States and Canada ........................ 3 Approved Electives .............................................. 3
Approved Electives .......................................... 3 -