Introductory Microeconomics An introduction to the analysis of such microeconomic problems as price formation (the forces behind demand and supply), market structures from competitive to oligopolistic, distribution of income, and public policy options bearing on these problems.

Economics of Agricultural Transition In 1860 farmers made up over half the population of this country and fed about 30 million people.  Today they number 2% of the population and produce more than enough to feed 300 million people.  In this course we will look at the history, causes, and results of this incredible transformation.  While studying the economic forces behind the changing farming structure, we will examine farm production, resources, technology, and agricultural policy.  Field trips to local farms and screenings of farm-related videos and movies will incorporate the viewpoint of those engaged in agriculture. (ECON 0150 or ECON 0155)  2hrs. lect., 2 hrs. lab

Steven Pecsok

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Pecsock is a great guy. Took the time to explain things multiple times in lectures, if students were confused. Super cool guy to talk to in office hours if you get the chance. Would highly recommend taking a course w him 

Professor Pecsok was nice and overall very the class was good. His lectures can be confusing, but the homework and exams are very fair. He assigns a manageable workload and helpful during office hours. 

I took this course with Pyle, but he was not an option to pick. He was super nice and very positive. He was very helpful outside of class, and wanted everyone to do well. The work was never too much, and if done on time, was not graded too harshly. Really highly recommend this course with Pyle. 