Economics in Global Environment
This course will immerse you in the fascinating world of global economics. Designed for professionals and students seeking to understand the complexities of today's global economy, this programme provides a detailed insight into the factors that influence international markets and business decision-making.
Throughout the course, you will explore the economic dynamics that shape the global landscape, from macroeconomic trends to geopolitical events that impact financial markets. Key topics such as international trade, monetary and fiscal policies, and the interconnectedness of economies on a global scale will be addressed.
With a practical approach, this course will equip you with the analytical tools necessary to assess and anticipate changes in the global economic environment. You will gain a solid understanding of how global economic developments affect business and strategic decisions, preparing you to successfully navigate an increasingly interconnected business environment. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of global economics and broaden your perspective with this dynamic and enriching course!
Discover the key modules and concepts
- Teachers who are specialists in their respective fields with in-depth knowledge and experience in the field of international trade.
MACROECONOMIC MAGNITUDES
- GDP at constant prices, current prices. Growth rates of GDP.
- GDP per cápita, Income per cápita.
- Productivity, unemployment and population factor.
- Competitiveness.
- Unit labor costs.
- Differences in prices and productivity across countries.
- Relative and absolute comparative advantage.
MACROECONOMIC IMBALANCES
Macroeconomic imbalances:
· Unemployment.
· Inflation.
· Public debt.
· External debt.
- Accounting identitites
- Twin deficits
- Saving and Investment
admission process
METHODOLOGY
ENAE Business School employs a Learning by doing methodology, which combines the presentation of concepts with practical application through real business cases. Teamwork is encouraged to achieve the integration of participants, improving the resolution of cases through the diversity of perspectives, opinions and experiences. Learning comes not only from the trainers, but also from the professional experiences shared among peers.
