Training in macroeconomic policy analysis

Developing skills in the implementation, by government, of systematic measures to affect the economy, usually in accord with specific social and political philosophies. Economic policy regularly invokes theories of economic behaviour of systems, societal and market segments, and individuals, and employs sophisticated computer models and statistically elaborate forecasting as, for example, in five year plans.

1. Training
2. Studying public policy
3. Educating-Miseducating

1. Training in structural adjustment policy

1. Using policy analysis
2. Studying social reform
3. Reducing unsustainability of macroeconomic policies
4. Rationalizing government economic management
5. Integrating international policy
6. Developing global economic policy

1. Planning education
2. Financing education

1. Inadequate economic policy-making

1. Uneconomic
2. Undeveloped
3. Underdevelopment
4. Overdevelopment
5. Mismanagement
6. Development