Global Economics for Managers
Managerial Economics covered the basic ideas underlying the economic behavior of individual markets (theory of exchange and supply and demand), firms (cost and pricing), and industries (i.e., strategic interaction).
Global Economics for Managers will expand your knowledge of economics in two directions. First is the scope of inquiry to cover the economics of the domestic country in a global economy.
This portion of the course will cover international economics and macroeconomics.
Students will study the larger economic forces that shape production, trade flows, capital flows, interest rates, exchange rates, and other variables that create the global economic landscape.
Next, the course will apply the tools of microeconomics and international economics to illustrate how globalization influences performance, strategy, and policy within firms.