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ECON 210

Managerial Economics for Business
Name: Managerial Economics for Business
Course Number: ECON 210
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

ECON 210 Managerial Economics for Business is a pragmatic examination of economic theory applied to strategic decision-making in real-world business settings. In this course, students learn about introductory economics and microeconomic theory of the firm and interactions between firms and within the firm to inform strategic decision-making in business. This course also covers the economics of marketing to inform business decision-making as well as current research in the field. Formerly (ECON 210 Economic Analysis for Business Decisions)

Learning Outcomes:

  • Adopt a pragmatic view of businesses and requisite decision-making.

  • Learn and discuss the strategic value of economics-informed business decision-making.

  • Apply economic and microeconomic theory to real-world business settings.

  • Integrate economic analysis into business decision-making.

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