MAEC-BS - Mathematical Economics

Application of Advanced Mathematical Skills: Students will apply advanced mathematical techniques - such as multivariate calculus, linear algebra, and optimization - to model and solve economic problems.

Core Economic Principles: Students will be be able to explain core concepts in microeconomic and macroeconomics - including supply and demand, utility and profit maximization, market structures, monetary and fiscal policy, business cycles, and economic growth.

Statistical and Econometric Proficiency: Students will be able to apply statistical and econometric methods to analyze economic data using appropriate statistical software; interpret and evaluate the results of their analyses; and communicate quantitative findings and conclusions clearly in both oral and written formats.

Theoretical and Empirical Analysis: Students will demonstrate the use of formal theoretical and empirical methods to analyze economic problems, fostering critical thinking and robust analysis.

Problem-Solving and Communication: Students will creatively solve mathematical and economic problems, analyze complex issues using formal models, and communicate economic arguments effectively.