PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION OF APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

AAE 723

Professional development for applied economists in sequential contexts. Examples include understanding and preparing for the professional economist job market; preparing and packaging job search materials; technical and non-technical interactions with potential employers and clients; understanding leadership styles and exploring leadership potential; examining professional ethics and norms; and gaining exposure to trends in professional development. Students will develop career skills by completing stand-alone activities, and by coordinating soft skill development tasks with exercises in simultaneously or previously offered theory and econometric classes.

AAE 500

Teaches students how to apply economic theory to economic problems, utilize quantitative techniques in economic analyses, and communicate findings and results of economic analyses.

AAE 720

This is a 1 credit seminar that will be offered each spring. There will be different presenters each year.

AAE 724

Quantitative methods typically used by economic analysts in a professional setting. Synthesize and apply previous coursework to conduct econometric analysis and produce a professional report.

AAE 601

Micro- and macroeconomic analysis of consumer behavior, markets, business strategy and government policy. Topics include supply and demand, equilibrium, elasticity, welfare, trade, externalities, market structure, economic growth, unemployment, and inflation.