WAO Economics

Explores how psychological factors affect economic decision-making and market outcomes.

Studies the foundational theories of economics developed by early economists such as Adam Smith and David Ricardo.

Examines the impact of culture on economic behaviors and outcomes.

Analyzes how population changes influence economic growth and development.

Focuses on the economic development of low-income countries and strategies to promote growth.

Introduces the basic principles of economics, including supply and demand, market structures, and the role of government.

Introduces statistical methods for analyzing economic data and testing hypotheses.

Studies the spatial aspects of economic activity and the distribution of resources.

Examines the historical development of economies and economic thought.

Focuses on using economic theories and tools to make strategic business decisions.

Examines how economic analysis can inform and improve public policy decisions.

Applies economic principles to solve real-world problems and make informed decisions.

Analyzes the economic aspects of education systems and policies.

Focuses on the economics of energy production, consumption, and policy.

Studies the economic impact of environmental policies and natural resource management.

Examines the economic decisions made within households and their impact on the broader economy.

Analyzes the functioning of financial markets, instruments, and institutions.

Studies the structure, conduct, and performance of industries and firms.

Examines the role of information in economic decision-making and market efficiency.

Focuses on the economic impact of technological innovation and policy measures to promote it.

Studies the role of institutions in shaping economic behavior and performance.

Examines economic interactions between countries, including trade and investment.

Focuses on the theories and policies governing international trade.

Studies the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, particularly in relation to government intervention in the economy.

Analyzes the dynamics of labor markets, employment, and wages.

Examines the economic implications of legal rules and regulations.

Applies economic principles to decision-making in businesses and organizations.

Studies the role of money, banking, and monetary policy in the economy.

Focuses on the theories of supply and demand and the equilibrium of markets.

Examines the interplay between economics and politics in shaping policies and outcomes.

Studies the economic role of government in taxation, expenditure, and policy-making.

Analyzes economic issues specific to regions and localities.

Studies the economic dynamics of cities and urban areas.

Examines how economic policies affect social welfare and the distribution of resources.