At least six credits must come from two of the four categories below.
Cornell Dyson courses used to fulfill a quantitative methods requirement or a concentration requirement or elective cannot also be counted toward a core applied economics requirement, unless that concentration is environmental, energy, and resource economics (EERE).
Environmental, Energy, and Resource Economics
- AEM 2500 – Environmental and Resource Economics
- AEM 4500 – Resource Economics
- AEM 4510 – Environmental Economics
- AEM 4515 – Business & Economics of Energy
Economic Analysis
- AEM 3310 – Introduction to Business Regulation
- AEM 4100 – Applied Managerial Economics
- AEM 4140 – Behavioral Economics and Managerial Decisions
- AEM 4160 – Strategic Pricing
- AEM 4550 – Economics of Advertising
International Trade and Development
- AEM 2300 – International Trade and Finance
- AEM 2350 – Introduction to the Economics of Development
- AEM 4290 – International Financial Management
- AEM 4300 – International Trade Policy
- AEM 4315 – Economics of Developing Countries
- AEM 4350 – The Political Economy of the WTO
- AEM 4420 – Emerging Markets
- AEM 4450 – Toward a Sustainable Global Food System: Food Policy for Developing Countries
- AEM 4485 – Economics of Food and Malnutrition
- AEM 4545 – International Finance and Macroeconomics
Food and Agricultural Economics
- AEM 2310 – Business and Economics of Food
- AEM 4150 – Price Analysis
- AEM 4210 – Derivatives and Risk Management