📊 Economics

Economics provides a comprehensive understanding of economic principles, market dynamics, and policy implications, preparing students for advanced studies and practical applications in business and governance.

The syllabus covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade, public finance, and economic development. Students explore how economies function, how markets allocate resources, and how policies influence economic outcomes.

• Analyzing supply, demand, and market equilibrium
• Understanding economic indicators and national income
• Evaluating fiscal and monetary policies
• Studying international trade and exchange rates
• Applying cost-benefit analysis for decision-making
• Research and data interpretation in economics

• Case studies of national and global economies
• Interactive discussions on economic policies
• Data analysis using graphs, charts, and economic models
• Simulation games on market functioning
• Field studies on local economic activities
• Use of statistical software (e.g., SPSS, Excel) for analysis

• Periodic quizzes and model exam papers
• Essays on economic issues and policy recommendations
• Research projects on economic trends
• Group presentations and debates
• Viva on economic theories and applications

Economics is crucial in business strategy, government policy-making, banking, financial markets, international trade, and sustainable development planning.

Economics complements business studies, political science, sociology, and environmental science, offering a decision-making framework grounded in resource optimization.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Interpret and analyze economic data
• Evaluate the impact of government policies
• Understand and apply economic theories in practical contexts
• Assess market structures and business strategies
• Formulate informed opinions on economic issues