Economics (Level 3)
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Economists collect, study and analyse data in order to provide specialist economic advice to a range of organisations
As an economist you’ll carry out research and collect large amounts of information that can cover any aspect of economic and social policy, ranging from interest rates, taxation and employment levels to energy, health, transport and international development.
You’ll analyse the information using specialist software and advanced methods in statistical analysis to produce forecasts of economic trends and make recommendations of ways to improve efficiency.
These findings will be used to advise various organisations, including government agencies, economic consultancies, major companies, banks, financial institutions, higher education establishments and investment groups.
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You must have one of the following qualification levels to take this course: A Level, BTEC, HND or HNC, NVQ (Level 1-5), Bachelor's Degree, Professional Diploma, Masters, Ph.D
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In an Economics course, students delve deeper into the complexities of economic theory and practice. The curriculum covers advanced topics such as econometrics, game theory, financial markets, and policy analysis. Learners explore intricate economic models, studying how economies function on both micro and macro scales. They investigate global economic systems, trade dynamics, monetary policies, and their implications on inflation, unemployment, and growth. Advanced economic theories and methodologies are introduced to analyse real-world economic issues, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally, students might engage in research projects or case studies, applying economic principles to understand contemporary economic challenges and their potential solutions.
The Economics course caters to individuals passionate about understanding the intricate workings of economies, making it ideal for students pursuing advanced studies in economics, finance, or related fields. It's tailored for those seeking a deep understanding of economic theories, policies, and their practical applications in real-world scenarios. Professionals in finance, banking, policy analysis, or anyone aiming to delve deeper into economic analysis and decision-making processes will find this course beneficial. Moreover, individuals interested in global economic trends, market analysis, and policy formulation will gain valuable insights from this advanced curriculum in economics.
The good news is that no prior learning knowledge or experience is essential to take this course. This course is openly available to anyone wishing to learn more about Economics (Level 3) and would like to take part in a highly rewarding distance learning study course. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to expand their knowledge and study further, so we try to keep our entry requirements to a minimum. You have the freedom to start the course at any time and continue your studies at your own pace for a period of up to 12 months from initial registration with full tutor support.
All online textbooks, study guides, and learning aids designed for online learning. A full range of student services, including 12 months tutor access. Free Open Learning College branded promotional item when you enrol. A personalised award upon course completion with unlimited educational support. PDF or hardcopy certificate to show employers (employer has access to certificate validation) Life-time access to Xperience™ our innovative, interactive Student Hub. Life-time access to Career Hub our dedicated portal to support our students career aspirations. Learning for Life Pack. Invitation to job fairs and career days for your business faculty.
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Subjects
- Macroeconomics
- Economics
- Economic Problem
- Government Failure
- Aggregate demand
Course programme
- How much can be produced and what should be produced? Will demand always outstrip supply? What is price and how is it determined?
Module 2: Market Failure / Government Intervention and Government Failure
- Should governments allow a completely free market? Should they step in to support failing industries? Are some industries too important to be left to private ownership? Ought such industries to be government owned and operated?
Module 3: Introducing Macroeconomics and Measuring the Economy
- Macroeconomics is about the big picture- the very, very big picture. The world economy, national economies and how can all the world be in a depression or in a boom?
Module 4: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
- Does supply always match demand? If not what happens to either?
Module 5: Economic Growth
- What is economic growth? How do we measure it? Is it always good? What about those who are left behind?
Module 6: Government Intervention and Constraints
- This builds on what has already been studied in module 2. There are many recent developments to consider.
Module 7: The Firm, Objectives, Growth, Revenue and Costs / Firms and the Market
- Why do firms exist? What are they and what do they do? Can we manage without them?
Module 8: Competition / Government Intervention
- This is the synthesis of modules 6 & 7 and shows how they are interrelated.
Module 9: Globalisation and Patterns of Trade / How International Trade is Recorded and Financed
- As we progress to the “Global Village” and the whole world becomes interconnected what are the implications for the world economy? Again is it a wholly positive move? Is there more to consider than simply extracting maximum profit?
Module 10: Growth and Development / The Role of Government
- What do governments have to do with all of what you have studied. This module is a summary and builds on what has already been studied in modules 6,7 & 8.
Economics (Level 3)