Economics is a traditional subject which is relevant to the world you live in and your future. It is a fascinating subject because it includes the study of how people and businesses behave and interact with each other. In the macro course students learn about important government decisions, as well as foreign policy, international trade and financial sectors around the world. The dynamic relationship between consumers, manufacturers and governments makes Economics a vibrant and current subject. By studying Economics, you will develop skills in research, analysis, evaluation, communication and working with others to solve problems.