While studying Economics, you’ll analyze economic phenomena such as individual choices, market outcomes, and the role of institutional environments and government policies. You’ll develop important skills as you explore these phenomena through studying various economic models and performing data analysis at the Vancouver School of Economics.
These skills may include:
- Application of a deep understanding of policies, markets, and development to examine the social, cross-cultural and ethical dimensions of economic decision-making
- Research, data collection, maintenance of accurate records, analysis, and effective presentation of findings
- Cost/benefit analyses and ability to evaluate policies with a focus on promoting systems or organizational effectiveness
- Clear and concise written communication that draws on economic principles and critical thinking
- Financial report or statement writing and evaluation
- Explanation and forecasting of economic trends
- Examination of economic data and make evidence-based policy recommendations
- Problem solving and analysis using mathematical models and statistical techniques
