Business economics ualbany

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You can study as a full-time student in our 1-year or 2-year tracks.

The bachelor’s in business economics program at UAlbany gives you substantial knowledge of economics relevant for careers in business.
You’ll examine relationships between business practice, public sector resource allocation, market structures, international trade, interest rates, employment and wages, production costs, pricing, and more.

Jobs, wages, the stock market, unemployment, inflation, income inequality, and other economic issues affect us all on a daily basis at the individual, community, national and global levels.
By studying Economics at UAlbany you will be better able to understand these issues, to address economic problems and to contribute to their resolution.

Economics is the study of scarcity and allocation of resources, production of goods and services, social welfare, and a great variety of social problems.
The central quest of economics is to determine the most effective use of resources to meet private and social goals.

The School of Business at the University at Albany maintains close ties with alumni recruiters working for regional, national, and international consulting firms, corporations, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies such as the NYS Office of the Comptroller

Economics at the University of Birmingham Dubai teaches you the science behind decision-making and managing resources

This is fundamental to succeed in the current competitive global business market

Economics is the science behind how people and society make difficult choices and manage resources

Jobs, wages, the stock market, unemployment, inflation, income inequality, and other economic issues affect us all on a daily basis at the individual, community, national and global levels

By studying Economics at UAlbany you will be better able to understand these issues, to address economic problems and to contribute to their resolution