Digital Economy and Analysis

• • Basic economic concepts & digital economy
  • How markets work in the digital economy?
  • Information economics & digital economy
  • Digital economy & structural change
  • Digital economy, innovation & growth
  • Data analysis, big data & digital economy
  • Working with data
  • Basic probability
  • Estimation and testing of hypotheses
  • Analysing relation between variables
  • Basic forecasting

Equivalent subjects

You should not enrol in this subject if you have successfully completed any of the following subject(s) because they are considered academically equivalent:

• GRF-AFE133-Economics for Decision Making 1

Additional requirements

• Equipment requirements - Audio/Visual equipment

This course introduces students to the basic economic principles and techniques (both micro and macro) with particular applications to the digital economy. Understanding of these principles and techniques equip students with relevant foundational skills to analyse the dynamic of the digital economy in relation to the implications, opportunities and challenges it presents. With digital economy the world has also seen an exponential increase in the amount of data generated per second. When strategically managed and analysed, data transform into useful information for business decision making. As such, this course further equips students with basic data analytic skills in applied business context.

Commonwealth Supported Students who intend to complete a Griffith University Subject as Cross-Institutional Study in a degree from their home institution need to complete a Cross-Institutional Study application form, to ensure the correct fee is charged.

• Written Assignment (40%)
• Problem Solving Assignment - Computing 1 (30%)
• Problem Solving Assignment - Computing 2 (30%)

Current study term: 13 Mar 22 to 10 Jun 22