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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MANAGEMENT

INTRODUCTION
This module unit is aimed at equipping the trainees with knowledge, skills
and attitudes that would enable him/her to appreciate management
functions in hospitality industry

Principles of Economics

Economics is a social science that studies how societies manage their scarce resources. It is fundamentally about the choices individuals, businesses, and governments make to allocate these resources efficiently to satisfy unlimited wants.

The discipline is broadly divided into two main areas:

  • Microeconomics: Focuses on the decisions of individual economic agents (households and firms) and how they interact in specific markets. Key topics include supply and demand, pricing, consumer choice, and competition.

  • Macroeconomics: Studies the economy as a whole (the "aggregate"). It looks at large-scale phenomena like national income (GDP), inflation, unemployment, economic growth, and the effects of government policy.

The goal of studying Economics is to understand the mechanisms that drive prosperity, resolve economic problems, and evaluate the consequences of policy decisions. It provides a powerful framework for rational decision-making and understanding the world around us.