Macroeconomics
School – an online global school of macroeconomics with a vocational
orientation – has been set up by
a professional economist (who has worked predominantly in London, UK, and
Mumbai, India) to offer training in macroeconomics (through highly affordable and non-technical
online macroeconomics courses) to professionals, managers, investors and
students across the globe (developed and developing countries) with a business,
finance, investment, commerce, banking, marketing, technical or engineering
background who have no, little or inadequate knowledge of economics.
The mission of Macroeconomics School, through its
online macroeconomics courses, is to
empower professionals, managers, investors and students across the globe to
comprehend changes in the macroeconomic environment and its underlying causes,
understand short run fluctuations in economic activity in an economy (developed
or emerging/developing) and its underlying causes, comprehend the growing
influence of macroeconomic factors on business conditions/ environment and
better understand what economists, policy makers and experts have to say about
key economic issues (such as inflation, GDP, interest rates, fiscal deficit,
trade and current account deficit, exchange rates etc.), day to day economic
developments and recent and current economic performance of their respective
economies, other economies and the global economy – for career advancement or
progression, better employment prospects or more prudent commercial, financial,
investment, strategic, marketing, sales and economic decision making in an
milieu of escalating economic instability and uncertainty.
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The distinguishing aspect of
Macroeconomics School
is that it seeks to provide training in macroeconomics (through online macroeconomics
courses) in a non-technical manner and make it relevant to the ‘real world.’
Many online macroeconomics courses are highly
technical or mathematical or theoretical and consequently many in the aforesaid
audience who don’t understand mathematics or equations find it very difficult
to follow this subject, which in turn makes it difficult for them to understand
the economic environment or relate to it and consequently hampers their career
advancement, employment prospects or decision making ability in an increasingly
unstable economic environment. Further, many online macroeconomics courses are
too general in nature or focused on long term economic development issues,
rather than being focused on understanding the economic environment –
which affects or impact professionals,
managers, investors and students the most.
Initially, this online school has come out with an online
macroeconomics course – ‘Macroeconomic
Concepts and Principles for Macroeconomic Monitoring,’ which provides a
clear conceptual foundation of macroeconomics to empower the aforesaid audience
to start comprehending changes in the macroeconomic environment in the short
run and its underlying causes and better understand what economists, policy
makers and experts have to say about key economic issues such as inflation,
GDP, interest rates, fiscal deficit, trade and current account deficit,
exchange rates etc. and day to day economic developments in their respective
economies, other economies and the global economy. This school will come out with more online macroeconomics courses in the near future.
Lastly, this online
school has a very big differentiating factor; it has been pioneered by a
professional economist (Sher Mehta) who is a specialist in monitoring the
economic performance of many economies (US, Eurozone,
UK, China, India
and Japan,
and the global economy) across the globe and has over 17 years of experience in
the same. Further, he has worked predominantly in London,
UK, and Mumbai,
India and has been educated
in London, UK,
Antwerp, Belgium,
and Mumbai, India. Consequently, Macroeconomics
School can offer training in macroeconomics (through online macroeconomics courses) that is relevant for
professionals, managers, investors and students in both developed and
developing countries and that blends macroeconomic theory with ‘real world’ macroeconomics
.
For more details about the school and its course offerings, please
visit Macroeconomics
School website: