SBNM 5205 Economics for Managers
The course evaluates the many analytical frameworks needed for managers to understand macroeconomics in the context of the global economy. The analysis of national income, output, employment, prices, and growth is combined with global trade, exchange rates, capital flows, and the actions of central banks. The determinants of economic growth, inflation and recession, aggregate supply and aggregate demand, employment and unemployment, the determination of interest rates, and the demand for and supply of money are studies. Microeconomics will be studied in terms of the basic models of allocation, market structures, production and cost, and the distribution of income.
Offered
Fall, Spring, Summer