BEC 4645 Independent Study on Business Economics (June 2020)

The objective of this compulsory course is to guide the students to apply the underlying principles in research methodology in Business Economics at individual, group and institutional levels. This research is an independent study carried out by an undergraduate under the supervision of an academic member or a person nominated by the Department. At the end, the undergraduates should submit the final report on or before the deadline declared by the Department.

BEC 4348 Money and Banking (June 2020)

The course unit, Money and Banking, is designed to provide an advanced knowledge of the economic principles applied to the monetary policy analysis and to the banking system. It also examines the impact of the monetary policy on any economy with special emphasis on Sri Lanka. It covers the nature and functions of money, credit and financial markets in modern economy, central banking and effects of the interest and foreign exchange rates on the real economy.

BEC 4349 Regional Economics (June 2020)

This course explores the importance of location in everyday choices we make from the optics of Economics: how economic activity is spread across space and implications of space in economic decision making. This course extends the traditional theoretical bases of economic analysis by introducing the regional aspects to supply, demand, and market forces.