Course guide of Microeconomics 4 (2391134)

General competences

• CG03. Ability to analyse and summarise.
• CG05. Oral and written communication skills in Spanish.
• CG08. Problem-solving skills.
• CG11. Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.
• CG12. Ability to work in an international context.
• CG15. Ability to communicate with other areas of knowledge.
• CG16. Ability to engage in critical and self-critical reasoning.
• CG17. Ability to learn and work autonomously.
• CG24. Ability to apply knowledge to practice.
• CG25. Ability to search for information and research.
• CG26. Ability to design and manage projects.

Specific competences

• CE17. Identify and anticipate economic problems relevant to the general allocation of resources in the public and private sector.
• CE22. Bring rationality to the analysis and description of any aspect of economic reality.
• CE23. Evaluate the consequences of alternative courses of action and select the best ones given the objectives.
• CE24. Understand economic institutions as the result and application of theoretical or formal representations of how the economy works.
• CE30. Issue advisory reports on specific situations in the economy (international, national or regional) or its sectors.
• CE32. Communicate fluently in an environment and work in a team.
• CE38. Derive from the data relevant information not accessible to non-professionals.
• CE39. Regularly use Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in their professional activities.
• CE40. Read and communicate professionally in more than one language, especially in English.
• CE41. Apply professional criteria based on the use of theoretical instruments to the analysis of problems.
• CE42. Ethical commitment at work. Ability to work in a team. Critical and self-critical reasoning. Work in an international context.
• CE43. Motivation for quality.
• CE59. Contribute to the proper management of resource allocation in both the private and public sectors.
• CE64. Draft economic management projects at the international, national and regional level.
• CE68. Understand the main microeconomic and macroeconomic models.
• CE69. Understand the functioning of imperfectly competitive markets.
• CE70. Understand the main models of industrial economy.
• CE71. Understand the Game Theory.

Transversal competences

• CT01. Through the knowledge and application of concepts learnt in the Bachelor's Degree (Grado), be able to identify and anticipate economic problems relevant to the allocation of resources, both in the public and private sectors.
• CT02. Know, understand and apply the different economic models to provide rationality to the analysis and description of any aspect of reality, and be able to know the economic choice criteria of the different agents that make up society.
• CT03. Learn to communicate fluently in an environment and to work in a team, both in a national and an international context.