• What should a government do to decrease unemployment?
• How should a firm react when its competition just raised its prices?
• How can economic factors discourage pollution and discrimination?

The study of economics can help you answer these questions and more. Economics is the study of how scarce resources are allocated in a world of unlimited wants. Susquehanna's Department of Economics offers a program that will challenge students to think logically about real-world issues. Those who study economics often find it is a discipline unlike others. It is the most theoretical and abstract major one could take in the business school, yet the most analytical of the social sciences.

For more information, see the Economics section of the University Catalog Economics - BA degree or Economics - BS degree