Finance Course

Principles of Business Economics

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Principles to Business Economics is an updated version of Business Economics using blended learning strategies such as digital portfolios, choice boards, flipped learning, and station rotation. The course covers basic economic principles, economic systems, entrepreneurship, and careers. Learners have voice and choice as they apply economic principles to an authentic challenge of examining their communities' economic development plans and offering solutions to real issues.

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