Economics
Economics is the social science that investigates how societies, businesses, and governments allocate resources to satisfy human needs and drive economic prosperity. Students master microeconomic behavior, macroeconomic policy, econometric statistical modeling, fiscal taxation, monetary theory, and international trade dynamics.
The curriculum develops analytical thinking, quantitative modeling, and empirical research capabilities to evaluate the societal impact of public policies and market trends. Economists serve as influential advisors in government ministries, central banks, multilateral development institutions, and economic policy think tanks.
What you'll learn
Microeconomic Theory
Price mechanisms, supply and demand equilibria, and firm market structures.
Macroeconomic Analysis
National GDP, inflation, interest rates, and monetary policy impacts.
Econometrics & Statistics
Regression analysis, causal modeling, and econometric forecasting.
Public & Economic Policy
Fiscal taxation, welfare economics, and trade tariffs evaluation.
Skills Developed
Career Pathways
Economist / Economic Analyst
Studies economic data and trends to support decisions and policy.
Government, banks, NGOs, research, consulting
Related Majors
Universities offering this major
6 universities
Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia
National University of Management
Royal University of Phnom Penh
The University of Cambodia
American University of Phnom Penh
Paragon International University
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