Microeconomics

Brief Description

The Microeconomics course introduces students to the field of microeconomics with a specific focus on the economic and social dynamics of the tourism sector.

It explores the fundamentals of microeconomic theory, including the analysis of demand and supply, market equilibrium, market structures, and consumer behavior. Additionally, key concepts such as production, costs, profit maximization, and externalities are presented, applied to real situations within the tourism industry.

The main objective is to equip students with the analytical tools necessary to understand and address the economic challenges affecting tourism, as well as to make informed decisions in their future professional careers in this field.