Economics

What is Economics?

Economics is the study of scarcity. The central challenge of this field is determining the most effective use of resources for advancing individual and social welfare. In the UB Department of Economics, students embrace a rigorous curriculum that unveils the fascinating psychology and science behind production, consumption and wealth.

Department	Economics
Major	BA in Economics
Combined Degree	BA/MA in Economics
Combined Degree	BA/MS in Economics/Econometrics and Quantitative Economics
Minor	Economics Minor
Address	415 Fronczak Hall
Phone	(716) 645-8670

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