K3: Acquire knowledge of the theories and techniques specific to Economics, employing appropriate terminology and the scientific method.
K4: To understand the functioning of the economy as the efficient allocation of scarce resources, including the importance of equity.
K5: Know quantitative and qualitative research techniques, and be able to discern which are the most appropriate to apply in the field of economics.
K6: Comprehend the economic and social impact of various public policies on different agents and in diverse socioeconomic contexts.
K7: Understand the economic variables that regulate the economy and govern the behaviour of agents.
K8: Understanding economic institutions
K9: Identify the economic, political, and social framework for the activities of various economic, political, or social agents.
K10: Understand the fundamental elements of the economic environment from the perspective of different theories and various economic agents.
S3: Apply the knowledge acquired in the degree program to rigorously, accurately, and scientifically identify socioeconomic processes and propose potential solutions.
S4: Manage and develop autonomous learning within the field of Economics.
S5: Formulate, debate, and defend critical and ethical arguments related to Economics.
S7: Design economic and social programs to address the needs of economic agents.
S8: Formally representing economic decision-making processes
S9: Derive relevant economic information from the data, and be able to process it to answer the questions of interest
S11: Describe and analyze economic problems within a specific social context.
S12: Model and quantitatively interpret specific economic issues
C4: Solve economic models of interest from both theoretical and numerical perspectives.
