Personal Finance and Economics

Microeconomics: Students will be able to effectively analyze supply and demand dynamics and interpret microeconomic scenarios in order to make informed decisions.

Macroeconomics: Students will be able to analyze key macroeconomic concepts, enabling them to apply their knowledge to real-world economic situations.

Incentives: Students will be able to analyze how scarcity impacts incentives, choices, and behavior of individuals, businesses, and governments.

Specialization: Students will be able to analyze how comparative advantage influences international trade in various market structures and evaluate how international economic policies shape political, societal, and economic outcomes across nations.

Financial Institutions and Government: Students will be able to evaluate various financial institutions, processes and services tied to banking, credit, investing, and taxes.

Money Management and Financial Well-being: Students will be able to apply financial mindset strategies to make consumer/personal finance decisions.