Master MBA-level macroeconomic principles, including outsourcing, fiscal policies, and risk management, to enhance your decision-making skills and business acumen.
This course dives into essential macroeconomic principles that every aspiring manager should know! From understanding GDP to making smart offshoring choices, it’s packed with insights to make you a data-savvy leader in no time.
Learn fundamental MBA-level principles for business: outsourcing/offshoring, fiscal & monetary policy + more from Eazl.
Learn how to interpret changing macroeconomic conditions and leverage macro-level frameworks in a course that's similar to the Macroeconomics for Managers course in MIT's Advanced Management Training Program.
Key Macroeconomic Issues for Managers and Executives
Learn how to interpret and use the critical macroeconomic signals.
Understand how to analyze comparative advantages and offshoring decisions.
Learn how to manage risk and see opportunities in environmental limits.
Find and use relevant economic data and make better decisions.
A Powerful Skill at Your Fingertips
As you transition to roles of increasing responsibility, being able to interpret and use macroeconomic data will make you a valuable asset to any managerial team. Knowing what data matters and where to find it will enable you to take public data, make it meaningful, and use it to inform decisions that will impact you and your organization.
Macroeconomics Made Accessible
Suitable for people with no formal training in economics, this course is fun to watch, offers hands-on tutorials, and includes interviews with two of the leading American economic journalists of our time—Mike “Mish" Shedlock and Charles Hugh Smith. Each learning module will equip you with a framework that you can use to contribute to big decisions and high-level conversations.
Starting with a deconstructed look at what GDP is and why it matters, the course introduces the key macroeconomic concepts that matter to managers. You'll learn about monetary policy. Government spending. Interest rates. Then, we'll look at what drives comparative advantages and offshoring decisions.
The course wraps up with a look at environmental limits. This framework will enable you to understand issues about sustainability, corporate responsibility, and ecological benefits through an economic lens. Finally, you have access to “over the shoulder" tutorials as we collect easy-to-find economic research and use the Eazl macroeconomic resource bank to find and download more nuanced sources of public data.
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Content Upgrade Journal
• Version 1.1 (November 2021): In this update, we've added additional resources to get you started with the concepts of Modern Monetary Theory and the finance/investment trend of ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance). Enjoy the updates!
• Version 1.2 (January 2022): In this upgrade, we've added professionally-developed English-language subtitles. This will be a great addition for our ESL learners!
Make informed offshoring decisions
Interpret key economic indicators
Understand the dynamics of comparative advantage
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Davis Jones is the Chief Learning Officer for Eazl, a business school whose courseware is used by organizations like Tesla®, Harvard, the World Bank, and Lyft® and more than 400,000 students worldwide. Mr. Jones also participated in the Harvard University Graduate School of Education Leaders of Learning.Mr. Jones began his career in digital education following the publication of Career Hacking™,...
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Out dated, probably this course is recorded in 2012
Good course easy to understand for beginners
Not great. Does not do what it says in the title.
Yes, I must say it was a good match for me because I got to understand economics on a more deeper level
This is comprehensive course which teaches good materials for Econ students in concise way. I recommend to anyone who interested in economic studies.
A little more basic than I expected, but great suggestions for accessing data
It was an interesting course. For someone like me who does not have a background in economics, it covered basic concepts, and prompted me to read up further about them.
Feels like general knowledge so far.
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Andrew J. C.
I thought great course