Bachelor of Arts in Risk Management

Course Description:

This course offers a thorough introduction to Microeconomics, focusing on the principles that govern price systems, market structures, and the roles of public policy, competition, and monopoly. Students will develop the analytical skills needed to determine profit-maximizing output levels, assess pricing behavior under various market conditions, and identify shutdown points. Emphasis is placed on promoting efficient resource allocation and deepening understanding of economic efficiency. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to engage thoughtfully in discussions on economic policy and resource management.

This Macroeconomics course offers an in-depth exploration of the scope and methodology of economic analysis. It delves into topics including economic resources, monetary systems, income determination, as well as economic growth and stability. The course focuses on the impact of government policies on income, output, and employment. More specifically, it investigates Fiscal and Monetary policies and their influence on unemployment, inflation, and the business cycle. This curriculum is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of macroeconomic concepts and their practical implications.