Please note the following requirements:<\/strong><\/p>\nPass at least 24 MCs of EC-coded or EC-recognised modules, which include the following: Students who have passed BSP1703 need not read EC1101E\/EC1301. Please note that BSP1703 is not a replacement for EC1101E\/EC1301. Students who have passed BSP1703 are required to read any level-2000 or level-3000 EC elective or EC-recognised module to meet the minimum of 24 MCs of EC-coded or EC-recognised modules for the Minor in Economics programme. The modular credits for BSP1703 is not counted towards the requirements for the Minor in Economics programme.<\/p>\n Students who have passed RE1704 need not read EC1101E\/EC1301. RE1704 is an EC-recognised module that can be counted towards the requirements for the Minor in Economics programme.<\/p>\n Note 2: BSP2001,BSE3701 are preclusion modules for EC2102. Students who have passed BSP2001 or BSE3701 need not read EC2102. Please note that BSP2001 or BSE3701 are not a replacement for EC2102. Students who have passed BSP2001 or BSE3701 are required to read any level-2000 or level-3000 EC elective or EC-recognised module to meet the minimum of 24 MCs of EC-coded or EC-recognised modules for the Minor in Economics programme. The modular credits for BSP2001 or BSE3701 are not counted towards the requirements for the Minor in Economics programme.<\/p>\n Note 3: EC-prefixed module exemptions (with ‘EXE’ grade) cannot be counted towards the EC minor requirements.<\/p>\n Note 4: EC minor is offered to non-FASS students\u00a0(except Business students who specialised in Business Economics)\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>and to FASS students.<\/p>\n *Business students who specialised in Business Economics are not allowed to graduate with a Minor in Economics.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n EC-recognised modules for MINOR Programme<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n FNA2004\/FIN2004\/FIN2004X\/FIN2704\/FIN2704X\u00a0(Note: These modules are NOT applicable to students pursuing the Major Programme<\/em>)<\/p>\nIS3240 Economics of E-Business Minor in Economics Programme STUDENTS MATRICULATED IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2017\/2018 ONWARDS(FASS\u00a0and\u00a0Non-FASS*\u00a0students) Please note the following requirements: Pass at least 24 MCs of EC-coded or 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\n(1) EC1101E Introduction to Economic Analysis OR EC1301 Principles of Economics (See Note 1)
\n(2) EC2101 Microeconomic Analysis I OR EC2102 Macroeconomic Analysis I (See Note 2)
\n(3) A maximum of 8 MCs of EC-recognised modules (double counting) for minor programme
\nNote 1: BSP1703, RE1704 are preclusion modules for EC1101E\/EC1301.\n
\nRE1704 Principles of Real Estate Economics
\nRE2705 Urban Economics
\nMA1521 Calculus for Computing \/ MA1102R Calculus
\nST3131 Regression Analysis\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"