Economics
Economics is at the core of understanding why business behaves the way it does. From consumer behavior to government policy, economics touches it all.
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What you'll learn
Economic theory and principles
Supply, demand, and market structures
Understanding competitive environments
Econometrics and game theory
Interdisciplinary approaches to economics
Professional Skills
DEVELOP THE FOLLOWING:
Application of economic theory
Data analysis
Economic modeling
Market forecasting
Strategic decision-making
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Sample economics courses
Economics is the language of business. By majoring in economics, you’ll learn to decode why businesses, consumers, and governments make the decisions they do—and how those choices shape markets, industries, and the world. Whether you’re interested in launching a startup, leading a multinational, or shaping public policy, a foundation in economics gives you the tools to understand the bigger picture and make smarter business moves.
The World Economy
An introduction to the contemporary world economy, using a political economy approach, focusing on international dimensions of macroeconomics and comparative political economy of national variety.
OVERVIEW:
Difficulty: Advanced
Requirement: Principles of Macroeconomics
Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory & Applications
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to intermediate microeconomic theory, with a strong emphasis on applied microeconomic techniques and analysis, building upon introductory-level economic concepts.
OVERVIEW:
Difficulty: Advanced
Requirement: Principles of Microeconomics
The Hult curriculum broke down walls in so many ways that studying felt more like real-world job experience.
Marc Watum
South Africa
Class of 2017
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