BUSE 672 Global Economics and Emerging Markets

In this course, students will learn to: discuss the principles of classical and contemporary macro, micro and behavioral economic principles as they apply to existing and emerging global entrepreneurial markets; discuss the value of creating diverse, equitable and inclusive ventures; and practice activities that reflect an evolving sensitivity to issues of diversity in entrepreneurial contexts. Students will produce a comprehensive entrepreneurial vision focused on the economic considerations you are likely to encounter when starting a new venture.

Repeatable: N
Minimum Credits 3 Maximum Credits 3