Economics Webster Geneva Campus

Overview

The Finance and Economics majors at  Webster Geneva Campus  are designed for students who are looking for a personal, rigorous business education that leads to: entry-level positions in financial, managerial and administrative areas of companies in the private sector or similar public sector roles; or entry into graduate and professional schools of business, economics, law and social sciences.

Key Features

The learning outcomes of the Economics program from Webster Geneva Campus are: 

• The student will demonstrate familiarity with the primary measures of economic performance (GDP, Price Level, Unemployment). 

• The student will demonstrate proficiency in the use of the primary economic models (ISLM, Mundell-Fleming, Solow, Consumer Choice Theory, Price Optimization, Cournot Reaction Functions, Edgeworth Box and Game Theory). 
• The student will demonstrate familiarity with basic financial concepts. 
• The student will demonstrate proficiency with the application of the Time Value of Money. 
• The student will demonstrate proficiency in the use of basic differential calculus to solve production or consumer optimization problems. 
• The student will demonstrate proficiency in the interpretation of statistical information related to economic or financial data.