Economics school training courses in Elizabeth, NJ (public, in-house or online)

A study of the application of economic theories relating to consumer and producer
behavior in competitive and monopolistic markets and monetary and fiscal policy in both
domestic and international economies as they relate to development of corporate policy.

Hours Required: 57

Core Requirements (30)
ACC 223 - Principles of Accounting I (3)
ACC 224 - Principles of Accounting II (3)
AT 320 - Microcomputer Applications (3)
BA 301 - Marketing I (3)
BA 303 - Business Law I (3)
BA 311 - Principles of Management (3)
BA 324 - Introduction to Finance (3)
BA 498 - Business Strategy and Policy (3)
ECO 222 - Microeconomics (3)
ECO 361 - Social Statistics (3)

Economics Emphasis (27)
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Economics is the field of social science which focuses on the creation, distribution, and utilization of products and services. The field of economics covers all the areas, which are essential for the financial development of the country. The management of the finances and keeping a record of the bank statements of the company, all are the responsibilities of the people employed in the field of economics.

Our macroeconomics online course will allow you to learn economics in a way that is understandable to everyone. Step-by-step analysis and balanced presentations help students master the fundamentals and move on to more advanced topics. Take your exams online and finish with an academic Certificate of Completion suitable for framing.

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This course provides a working knowledge of risk analysis and management for enterprise security. The emphasis is on modeling, analysis and economic evaluation of technology risks. The students learn about business continuity and disaster recovery planning, security risks, tangible and intangible consequences of security failures, risk mitigation options and economic trade offs. The first part of the course covers the basics of risk identification, assessment, control and mitigation using a ...

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