16/04/2010
Free Government Economic Policy Course released
As the global economy begins to take shelter
from recessionary winds and steady growth tentatively returns; the importance
of sound government policy is at its zenith. With economies the world over
slowly climbing back to their feet, governments are more active than ever
ensuring that this tentative economic growth is strengthened.
With so much coverage designated to economics and
finance in the media it is easy to feel overwhelmed and intimidated by the
technical jargon and terminology. ALISON's brand new introductory courses to Economics and Government
Policyalleviate this problem by providing a solid foundation to aid the
learner understand government policies at play in the economy.
Using an interactive, self-paced, multimedia
design, this free course introduces
the learner to government policy from an economic perspective. Learners are
given a rigorous introduction to budgetary policy via topics such as resource
allocation and distribution of wealth. Microeconomic policy is then examined in
the context of strengths and weaknesses and finally, the course delves into the
topic of government market intervention and investigates a variety of markets
types, the reasons for intervention and how intervention occurs.
This course is a useful introduction to those who
wish to learn and understand the role government policies play in shaping
economic outcomes. On completion of the course, the learner is expected to be
aware of not only the importance of sound government policy but also be aware
of how governments attempt to exert control over markets.
It is of benefit to students of economics,
politics and government or for anyone who wishes to learn about the importance
of prudential government policy.
To access the free ALISON course - Click the
following link
http://alison.com/courses/Introduction-to-Government-Economic-Policy
For further information, please contact:
Odhran Irwin
Ireland: +353-91-680-103
UK: +44-207-990-8508
USA: +1-202-403-3223