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Differences Between Economics Programs Located in Liberal Arts Colleges and in Business Schools

John J. Siegfried, Benu Bidani

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Hours, course requirements, and class sizes are compared between economics major programs located in colleges of liberal arts and sciences and in business schools.

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Hours, course requirements, and class sizes are compared between economics major programs located in colleges of liberal arts and sciences and in business schools.

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Hours, course requirements, and class sizes are compared between economics major programs located in colleges of liberal arts and sciences and in business schools.

Key concepts: Liberal arts education, Class (philosophy), Mathematics education, The arts, Sociology, Political science, Management, Higher education

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