- Observe and/or collect information from all relevant sources to continue knowledge
building and analysis for problem solving.
- Break down data or information into separate parts to identify the underlying principles,
reasons, trends, correlations.
- Present and illustrate data graphically to include simple and complex statistical
results for businesses and economic decision-making processes.
- Apply economic tools to read and interpret business and economic phenomena
- Apply microeconomic and macroeconomic theory and statistics to analyze contemporary
economic problems and policies.
- Assess the relative costs and benefits of potential activities, alternative actions,
policies, laws, and regulations to explain, and propose the most appropriate ones
for effective and efficient complex problem solving.
- Formulate recommendations, memorandums, policies, or plans to solve business and economic
problems.
- Provide advice and consultation on economic events and relationships to businesses,
public and private agencies, and others to assist in decision-making.
- Use reasoning and logic to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions,
methods and approaches to problems, and various conclusions.
See course descriptions below.