Economic Analysis Pathway

Overview

The Economic Analysis pathway is an integrated sequence of elective courses that supports the development of expertise in the application of economic tools to a diverse range of business questions. The Economic Analysis Pathway features three branches in which complementary courses are clustered together: (1) Competition & Market Strategy; (2) Global Economic Focus; and (3) Economic Policy. Courses in the pathway support future careers in consulting, strategy, management, finance, regulatory affairs, litigation, and public policy, amongst others.

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Course Catalog

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Pathway Breakdown

Courses

  • Managerial Economics (B6200/B5200, 1.5 credits)
  • Markets and the Economy (EMBA only) (B5008, 1.5 credits)
  • Global Economic Environment (B6201/B5201, 1.5 credits)

Courses

  • Game Theory and Business (B8315, 1.5 credits)
  • Economics of Strategic Behavior (B8216, 3 credits)
  • The Economics & Politics of Digital Disruption (B8467, 1.5 credits)
  • Anti-Trust in the Modern Economy (B8263, 3 credits)
  • The Psychology and Economics of Consumer Finance (B8744, 3 credits)

Courses

  • Macroeconomic Policy (B8250, 1.5 credits)
  • Financial Markets, Monetary Policy, & the Macroeconomy (B8251/B7251, 3 credits)
  • Navigating China (B8365, 3 credits)
  • Structural Disruptions in the Global Economy (B8225, 3 credits)
  • Global Macroeconomic Investing (B8213/B7213, 1.5 credits)
  • Doing Business in Africa: The Next Frontier for Global Growth (B8229, 3 credits)

Courses

  • Modern Political Economy (B8265, 3 credits)
  • Business and Society: Reconciling Shareholder and Stakeholder Interests (B8784, 1.5 credits)
  • Climate Policy (B8212, 1.5 credits)