Decision Making with Scarce Resources - Module EC5003
Key information
Understanding how to allocate scarce resources effectively is a cornerstone of economic theory and practice.
This twelve week, online micro-credential teaches you fundamental microeconomic concepts and analytical approaches used to solve real-world resource allocation problems.
You’ll explore key developments in microeconomics, including game theory, behavioural economics, and the economics of information.
This micro-credential is ideal for professionals without an economics degree who want to build decision-making skills or pursue further study in economics and public policy.
This module is associated with the Postgraduate Diploma in Economics and Public Policy. It can be taken as a standalone micro-credential or as part of a pathway to a larger award.