000915LM1 - PRODUCTION, LOGISTICS, CUSTOMS GOODS A

Expected Learning Outcomes. 1. Knowledge and Understanding: Students will acquire both theoretical and practical foundations to understand how markets function—under perfect competition as well as in the presence of market imperfections. They will learn to grasp firm and consumer behavior, the role of the State in the economy, and key concepts related to business strategy, growth, and pricing. 2. Applying Knowledge and Understanding: Students will learn to apply economic models to real-world business and market scenarios. They will be able to critically analyze business strategies, pricing mechanisms, and public interventions. Knowledge will be applied through practical examples, class discussions, and assessed via written exams and participatory activities. 3. Independent Judgement: Students will develop the ability to critically recognize and evaluate key economic relationships, interpreting the interactions among firms, consumers, and institutions. They will acquire tools to analyze economic data related to competition, profits, and costs. Group work and classroom discussion will foster critical thinking and independent judgement. 4. Communication Skills: Students will be able to clearly and accurately explain economic concepts and business case studies using appropriate technical language, graphical representations, and basic quantitative tools. Communication skills will be developed through exercises, case discussions, and assessed via exams and classroom presentations. 5. Learning Skills: Students will strengthen their ability to autonomously and critically revisit core concepts in economics and business theory, building skills useful for further study and lifelong learning.