Undergraduate Courses
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Quantitative Analysis in Economics

**Note: This major is currently under review and is not available to commencing students in 2015.

Quantitative analysis is an evidence-based approach to estimating and forecasting how a modern economy works using complex computational and data analysis. This major will provide you with a sound understanding of consumer demand theory, compensated demand functions, production theory, models of market structure and the macroeconomics of an open economy You will learn about the major factors determining economic behaviour and evaluate how alternative macroeconomic policies can improve economic performance

You will analyse aggregate supply equilibrium in terms of wages, prices and employment. The problems of inflation and employment are considered alongside wages policies, with long term explanations of economic growth and associated policies also considered.

Subjects required for major study

Code

Subject

Session

Credit Points

ECON322

Mathematical Economics

Autumn

6

ECON327

Advanced Econometrics

Spring

6

Plus 30 credit points selected from the following:-

ECON205

Macroeconomic Theory & Policy

Autumn/Spring

6

ECON215

Microeconomic Theory & Policy

Autumn

6

ECON221

Introductory Econometrics

Not on offer in 2015

6

ECON222

Mathematics for Business

Autumn/Spring

6

ECON240

Financial Modelling#

Spring

6

ECON310

Cost Benefit Analysis

Not on offer in 2015

6

ECON331

Financial Economics

Spring

6

ECON333

Conflict & Co-operation

Not on offer in 2015

6

Plus 6 credit points from any other Economics subject

# ECON240 not to count with ECON221

PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION 

The Bachelor of Commerce (Quantitative Analysis in Economics) enables graduates to meet the membership requirements of relevant professional associations. For more information, visit Professional Accreditation and Recognition

Other information

Further information is available at:
Email: business-enquiries@uow.edu.au

Last reviewed: 22 October, 2014