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Economics
| An economics and strategy MBA trains managers to apply economic fundamentals to corporate strategy. The curriculum looks like a traditional economics program, with courses in macroeconomics, game theory, information economics, and more. But the focus is on the practical application of these core concepts. Managers develop a theoretical understanding of business processes, and learn to use this understanding to add value to an organization. Graduates of an MBA in economics and strategy often go on to lucrative positions in business development, management consulting, and economic analysis, and are well positioned for executive-level roles. The MBA is the preferred qualification for managers involved in setting business strategy. The economics and strategy MBA, with its emphasis on real-world application, enables graduates to move into this executive role. |
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