Introduction to Caribbean Economy introduces students to key principles, concepts, models, and theories that have been developed and applied to Caribbean Economies.
This course is designed to encourage students to develop a sound knowledge and understanding of economic terminology, principles and elementary economic theory so that it may be applied to the economy in which we live.
The purpose of the syllabus is to encourage students to develop knowledge and understanding of the microelements of an economy and how they function to determine market equilibria.
This course offers an explanation of international trade and its implications for balance of payments problems and exchange rate adjustments.
Managerial economics may be seen as applied microeconomics. The major purpose of this course is to enhance students’ appreciation of this feature to illustrate the relevance of microeconomics techniques to managerial decision-making.
The purpose of this course is to assist students to develop an understanding of the monetary sector and the linkages with the real sector.
This course introduces students to policy problems that involve the use of tax and expenditure measures. It gives students an understanding of fiscal institutions with a careful analysis of the economic issues underlying budgetary policy.