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Economics and Quantitative Methods for Managers

Griffith Business SchoolAccounting, Finance And Economics
Credits2.4
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Semester offeredSummer, Trimester
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Last updated3 months ago

Description

This course introduces students to the basic economic principles (both micro and macro) and quantitative methods concepts with particular emphasis on applied techniques. A greater knowledge of these principles and techniques equip students with relevant foundational skills to analyse the general economy in a dynamic manner with particular relation to the implications, opportunities and challenges an ever changing economic landscape presents. The application of concepts provides for a better understanding of business decision-making at firm level and policy making and governmental level. Students completing this course as part of the Accounting (Extended) major will have assumed knowledge of 1006GBS Why Money Matters.

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2317AFE has possible credit equivalents including ECON208 at McGill University.

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