ECO 2053 credits
ECO 205: Money and Banking
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- This course studies the U.S. monetary system including roles of financial institutions, financial markets, commercial banking, the creation of money, the Federal Reserve Banks, and monetary policy. It also covers the macroeconomic relationships among money, interest rates, inflation, and gross domestic product.
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- Economics
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Professors who have taught ECO 205
- Aisling Winston
- Chia-Wei Liang
- David Benjamin
- James Holmes
- Opinder Kaur
- Shaowen WU
- Sridhar Telidevara
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