CATALOG 1952-1953 169


 X. ECONOMICS

 This curriculum is designed to provide students with a basic core group of courses
in Economics, while, at the same time, enabling them to select their electives from
among the Business Administration courses. O. E. Heskin, Adviser.


First Semester
ES. 310.-Development of Modern
 Western Economy ...................
ES. 321.-Money and Banking .............
ES. 351.-Elements of Transportation ...
ES. 372.-Labor Problems ............................
Approved Electives .......................................


BS. 427.-Corporation Finance ...................... 3
ES. 347.-Principles of Foreign Trade ........ 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and
 Problems ..... -------------- -. 3
RE. 393.-Urban Land Utilization .............. 3
Approved Electives ............................ ....... 6


 Junior Year
 Credits Second Semester Cr
 ES. 311.-Development of Modern
 .3 Western Economy .......................
 .3 ES. 327.-Public Finance ..........................
 .3 ES. 429.-Introduction to Business Cycles ....
 .3 ES. 466.-Economic Statistics ........................
... 3 Approved Electives .........................................
 15
 Senior Year


edits

3
3
3
3-
3
15


ES. 404.-Government Control of Business ..
ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problems .............. ..........
ES. 421.-Advanced Money and Banking ...
ES. 477.-Problems of Federal Finance .......
Approved Electives .....................................


 XI. THE ECONOMICS OF INTER-AMERICAN TRADE

 This area study curriculum is designed to acquaint students with inter-American
business and cultural relationships and to provide them with foundations for work in
trade with Latin-American countries. R. W. Bradbury, Adviser.

 Junior Year
First Semester Credits Second Semester Credits
ES. 296.-Industries and Trade of ES. 327.-Public Finance .............................. 3
 Latin America .............................. 3 GPY. 385.-Geography of
ES. 321.-Money and Banking ................... 3 South America** ...................... 3
HY. 371.-Latin-American History ............. 3 HY. 372.-Latin-American History .............. 3
 *Spanish -----.------ -- ...... 3 *Spanish ................................ ... 3
Approved Electives*** ..- .........- 3 Approved Electives*** ....................................... 3


Senior Year


BS. 444-Ocean Transportation ...................... 3
ES. 347.-Principles of Foreign Trade ........ 3
ES. 407.-Economic Principles and Problems 3
 *Spanish ......................................... ..... 3
Approved Electives*** ................................... 6


BS. 448.-Foreign Trade Technique ........... 3
BS. 457.-Air Transportation .......................... 3
ES. 408.-Economic Principles and
 Problem s ........ .................................. 3
ES. 441.-Financial Institutions and
 Fiscal Policies of Selected
 Latin-American Countries ............ 3
 *Spanish ....................................... 3
Approved Electives** ...................................... 3


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 *Students registered in this curriculum may be excused from the Spanish requirements provided the
Dean of the College of Business Administration recommends to the Spanish Department that the students
be examined for a reading and speaking knowledge of Spanish and this examination is satisfactorily
passed. Otherwise, they are required to commence their Spanish studies in the University College and
have two years of Spanish in the College of Business Administration.
 **Or GPY. 386. Geography of Caribbean America.
 ***Of the approved electives no more than six semester hours may be taken outside the College of
Business Administration.