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Global Economics: MNC, Markets and Geopolitics - CPD Certified

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Overview

Unlock global financial insights with our comprehensive Global Economics course. Master Economics of international trade and finance for informed decisions. Navigate the Economics of globalisation, multinational firms, and economic growth. Address Economics of inequality, poverty, and environmental issues with real-world solutions. Stay ahead with Economics insights into the future of global governance.

Learning Outcomes of this Global Economics course:

  • Define key terms in global Economics.
  • Analyse economic principles behind international trade.
  • Evaluate global financial systems in Economics.
  • Examine the role of Economics in multinational corporations.
  • Apply Economics theories to economic growth and development.
  • Discuss the Economics of inequality and poverty.
  • Identify Economics factors affecting emerging markets.
  • Assess the Economics of labour markets globally.
  • Compare different Economic systems.
  • Formulate Economics-based solutions for environmental issues.

Curriculum

14
sections
42
lectures
3h 33m
total

    • 1: Economics: 1.1 Introduction to Global Economics 01:01
    • 2: Economics: 1.2 Definition of Global Economics 05:27
    • 3: 1.3 The Importance of Global Value Chains in Shaping the Global Economy 04:11

    • 4: Economics: 2.1 International Trade 00:59
    • 5: Economics: 2.2 Definition and Importance of International Trade 07:40
    • 6: Economics: 2.3 Trade Policies and Agreement 05:16

    • 7: Economics: 3.1 International Finance 01:07
    • 8: Economics: 3.2 What Is International Finance? 08:40
    • 9: Economics: 3.3 International Capital Flows 07:42

    • 10: Economics: 4.1 Globalisation and Multinational Corporations 00:58
    • 11: Economics: 4.2 The Impact of Globalisation on the World Economy 08:15
    • 12: Economics: 4.3 The Challenges and Opportunities of Globalisation 07:44

    • 13: Economics: 5.1 Economic Development and Growth 00:45
    • 14: Economics: 5.2 The Concept of Economic Development and Economic Growth 11:09
    • 15: Economics: 5.3 The Role of Institutions and Governance in Economic Development 06:48

    • 16: Economics: 6.1 Inequality and Poverty 00:56
    • 17: Economics: 6.2 Global Inequality and Poverty 08:27
    • 18: Economics: 6.3 Global Poverty Reduction Efforts and Their Challenges 07:04

    • 19: Economics: 7.1 Emerging Markets 00:52
    • 20: Economics: 7.2 An Explanation of What Emerging Markets Economies Are 07:44
    • 21: Economics: 7.3 Global Implications of Emerging Markets 04:30

    • 22: Economics: 8.1 A Global View of the Labour Market 00:50
    • 23: Economics: 8.2 The Definition and Types of Labour 05:18
    • 24: Economics: 8.3 Labour Market Dynamics 05:08

    • 25: Economics: 9.1 Economic Systems 00:49
    • 26: Economics: 9.2 Overview of Economic Systems 07:07
    • 27: Economics: 9.3 Mixed Economies and Their Characteristics 07:27

    • 28: Economics: 10.1 Environmental Economics 00:55
    • 29: Economics: 10.2 Economic Growth and Its Impact on the Environment. 07:52
    • 30: Economics: 10.3 International Environmental Agreements 07:59

    • 31: Economics: 11.1 Financial Crises and Risk 00:55
    • 32: Economics: 11.2 The Causes and Effects of Financial Crises 08:42
    • 33: Economics: 11.3 Global Financial System 08:34

    • 34: Economics: 12.1 Future of Global Economics 00:37
    • 35: Economics: 12.2 Emerging Trends in Global Economics 11:23
    • 36: Economics: 12.3 The Role of Technology in Shaping the Global Economy 03:55

    • 37: Economics: 13.1 Geoeconomics and Geopolitics 01:02
    • 38: Economics: 13.2 Definition of Geoeconomics and Geopolitics 04:33
    • 39: 13.3 The Role of Economic Instrument & Tools in Pursuing Geopolitical Objectives 08:07

    • 40: Economics: 14.1 Global Economic Governance 00:55
    • 41: Economics: 14.2 Overview of Global Economic Governance 06:18
    • 42: Economics: 14.3 The G20 and Other Forums for Global Economic Cooperation 06:55

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Description

Deepen your grasp of the global fiscal landscape with our streamlined Economics course. Master key Economics aspects like international trade, finance, and governance. Acquire career-boosting skills applicable to today's dynamic Economics scenarios. Understand the Economics behind geopolitical shifts and financial crises. Seize this chance to become an Economics expert, adept at navigating our globalised world.

Who is this course for?

This Course is suitable for anyone interested to further progress there career in:

  • Level 3 Certificate in Economics
  • Level 4 Diploma in Economics
  • Level 5 Diploma in Advanced Economics
  • Level 3 Award in Microeconomics
  • Level 4 Certificate in Macroeconomics
  • Level 5 Diploma in International Economics
  • Level 3 Certificate in Business Economics
  • Level 4 Diploma in Applied Economics
  • Level 3 Award in Financial Economics
  • Level 4 Certificate in Development Economics
  • Level 3 Certificate in Environmental Economics
  • Level 4 Diploma in Behavioral Economics
  • Level 5 Diploma in Public Economics
  • Level 3 Award in Managerial Economics
  • Level 4 Certificate in Labour Economics
  • Level 5 Diploma in Monetary Economics

Requirements

This Global Economics Course does not have any prerequisites or formal requirements.

Career path

Taking Global Economics Course will open up a variety of career options for you.

  • Economic development officer (£24,000 to £45,000)
  • economic adviser (£24,000 to £45,000)
  • Economist (£25,000 to £75,000)
  • Investment Analyst (£22,000 to £65,000)
  • Quantity Surveyor (£25,000 to £80,000)
  • Insurance Risk Surveyor (£22,000 to £100,000)

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