COURSES OFFERED

Economics 111A

A survey of the evolution of economics institutions and a study of the origins of
economic society. In the first term special emphasis will be placed on the economic
and social aspects of Greek and Roman civilization.

(3-1-0-3)

Economics 111B

The economic development of Western Europe. Industrial development in North
America. Recent economic trends in the world.

PREREQUISITE: Economics 111A.

(3-1-0-3)

Economics 211A — PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

Institutions and processes involved in the production and distribution of wealth:
basic determinants of prices and costs.

PREREQUISITE: Permission to register in Second Year course.

(3-1-0-3)

Economics 211B
The determinants of income and employment. International trade — banking.
PREREQUISITE: Economics 211A.

(3-1-0-3)

Economics 150A

For students registered in the Applied Arts and Science Division. A survey of the
evolution of economic institutions in Greek, Roman and Western European Civi-
lizations.

(2-2-0-0)

Economics 150B — PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

Institutions and processes involved in price, cost, trade, money and banking.
PREREQUISITE: Economics 150A.

(2-2-0-0)

Geography

D. W. Couch, B.A., M.A. (CANTERBURY, N.Z.)

GENERAL INFORMATION

Geography may be offered as a Major and for Honours in both the B.A. and B.SC.
programmes. Geography 111AB is one of the elective science courses.

MAJORS AND HONOURS (B.A. Programme)

Majors — First and second years — Geography 111AB, 211AB.
Honours — First and second years — Second class standing in Geography 111B,
211B. Mathematics 111B.

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