Macroeconomics is a critical branch of economics to deal with the performance, structure, behavior, and decision-making of a economy as a whole. It is designed broadly to expedite the economic theory and practice in the pathfinding of dynamic global and national economics influencing the standards of livings, business performances and social welfare development. While it is designed specifically to investigate the fluctuation of national incomes, price indices, inflation, consumption, saving, investment, finance and trade which are all influencing multi-sectoral and disciplinary policies, business and industrial frameworks, and cross-cutting issues.
This course explores the principles and practices of creating and managing ventures that address social challenges through innovative and technology-driven solutions. Students will learn how to identify social problems, design sustainable business models, and leverage digital tools to maximize impact. Topics include social innovation, digital platforms, funding strategies, and measuring social value. Through case studies and project-based learning, students will develop entrepreneurial mindsets and skills to build ventures that create positive change in society and the digital economy.