ECON1042 · RMIT University
Macroeconomics for Decision Making
- Credit points
- 12
- Level
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- Workload
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- Faculty
- College of Business and Law
What it covers
This course examines the workings of the macroeconomy as it applies to the wellbeing of individuals and businesses and how policy decisions can affect the different groups in society using real world data and problems. It explores how the different schools of thoughts can be used to interpret and analyse economic phenomena both domestically, and globally, as well as overtime and how they affect decision making.
Assessment
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