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APPLIED BUSINESS ECONOMICS

AAE 719
Course Description

Overview of fundamental topics related to macroeconomics, economic measurement, financial markets and forecasting. Concepts include fiscal and monetary policy, the money system, models of aggregate supply and demand, business cycles, financial instruments, productivity, measurements and indicators of employment and economic growth, financial institutions, international trade and finance, and various forecasting methods and models.

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