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Available courses

Economics

In this chapter you will be introduced to the subject matter of economics and the rationale that motivates us to study economics.

This course will answer those questions and introduce you to the nature of economics, demand and supply theories, theories of consumer, production, cost, market structure and fundamental concepts of
economics at large.

Chapter objectives

After successful completion of this chapter, you will be able to:

  • understand the concept and nature of economics;
  •  analyze how resources are efficiently used in producing output;
  • identify the different methods of economic analysis ;
  •  distinguish and appreciate the different economic systems;
  • understand the basic economic problems and how they can be solved; and
  • identify the different decision making units and how they interact with each other

Entrepreneurship

Welcome to this module. You probably have heard about the term entrepreneurship. You
could have formed and developed your own versions of what the term constitutes. In this
module, we will introduce you to the basic concepts in entrepreneurship and why you should
study it. This is an interactive instructional module that uses both action and collaborative
learning styles that provide you with diverse online learning experiences and effective
learning processes