BUS 560 - Global Business and International Trading

3 Cr. Hrs.

The course is multi-disciplinary and highly integrative and is a lead-in to the capstone course on strategy. Weighing the pros and cons of global strategy entails a total enterprise perspective and a talent for judging how all of the relevant factors combine. Developing conceptual framework for solving economic business problems at the global business level is developed. Emphasis will be on the fundamental application of microeconomic skills to contemporary business decisions which include production, cost, demand, pricing, and profits. Monetary and fiscal policies affecting a firm will also be analyzed as capstone topics for the course. The overriding objective is to sharpen the student’s ability to think globally and to diagnose situations from more than a domestic environment. Students will be expected to apply concepts and tools from their previous courses with an ethical orientation.

Prerequisite(s):

BUS 501 Management Thought and Application