The Consumer Behavior and Household Economics field focuses on applied microeconomic theory of the consumer and household.
Topics include consumer demand analysis, decision-making by households, human capital and education, labor supply, choice under uncertainty, and behavioral economics.
Ph.D COURSES:
ApEc 8401. Consumer Behavior and Policy. 2 cr.
ApEc 8402. Consumption Economics. 2 cr.
ApEc 8403. Demand Analysis and Household Economics. 2 cr.
ApEc 8404. Labor Economics and Human Capital. 2 cr.
Students should expect to complete all four courses, 8 credits, in preparation for the Field Examination.
M.S. COURSES:
ApEc 5451. Food Marketing Economics. 3 cr.
ApEc 5581. Human Capital and Household Economics. 3 cr.
FACULTY:
Caroline Carlin
Elizabeth Davis
Paul Glewwe
Terrance Hurley
Jean Kinsey
Benjamin Senauer
Judy Temple | 
