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 316-327 Business Applications of Economics

Credit Points

12.5

Coordinator

Assoc Prof J Borland

Prerequisites

316-202 Intermediate Microeconomics.

Semester

2 (view timetable)

Contact

Three hours of lectures and workshops per week

Subject Description

The subject will study methods and approaches for applying economic theory and quantitative techniques in business environments. Lectures in the subject will cover topics relating to planning a group research project, bibliographic skills, ethics in research, the application of economic theory and quantitative methods, effective presentation of data, writing a research report, and oral presentations of research reports. The main part of assessment for this course will involve groups of students undertaking business-oriented research projects. Workshop sessions in the course will provide a forum for evaluation of work-in-progress on the research projects.

Assessment

A 2-hour examination (40%) and a written report and presentation (60%). The assessment for the research report will be allocated to the group of students writing the report. To pass the subject students must achieve a pass in each component of assessment.



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