Master Course in Global Economics and Behavioral Economics

Global Economics, Behavioral Economics, International Markets, Macroeconomics, Economic Models and Global Trends

Created by: Dr. José Prabhu J
Researcher, Professor and Subject Matter Expert

What Will I Learn?

• Understand the fundamental principles of global economics, including basic economic concepts, theories, and models.
• Demonstrate an understanding of economic institutions and their roles in the global economic system.
• Apply advanced macroeconomic theories to analyze global economic trends.
• Evaluate the interconnectedness of national economies and its implications on global economic stability.
• Identify psychological factors influencing economic decision-making.
• Analyze deviations from traditional economic models and the role of cognitive biases.
• Develop strategies to address behavioral biases in policy-making and business decisions.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of behavioral interventions in diverse global settings.
• Critically evaluate the implications of behavioral factors in global economic decision-making.
• Apply an interdisciplinary approach to solve real-world problems at the intersection of global and behavioral economics.

Requirements

• Basic skills and Ideas of Global Economics and Behavioral Economics !

Target audience

• All UG and PG Business, Economics, Commerce, History and Finance students
• Interested students to learn about the concepts of Global Economics and Behavioral Economics