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Track Public Policy Management Faculty of Economics Business 2 Rationale Source: Porter, Michael E. (1990). The competitive advantage of nations. Macmillan. Economists and managerial approaches of business put great weight on state

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Track Public Policy & Management<br>
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Faculty of Economics & Business 2 Rationale Source: Porter, Michael E. (1990). The competitive advantage of nations. Macmillan. Economists and managerial approaches of business put great weight on state action and the polity
Doing business is to a large extent determined by government action
Porter’s Diamond Model may serve as an illustration<br>
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Faculty of Economics & Business 3 Rationale Two elementary motivations, one free extra
Understand policy effects on business: ‘doing business’
Work for government / non-profit / lobbying: ‘doing policy’
Hands-on methodological training allowing you to do research

Basic goal: understand, manage, and evaluate policy with hands-on knowledge and skills:
Generic in areas of public policy, with stress on socio-economic issues
Specific economic and economists’ perspective
Tailor programme to your prospective career elementary motivations an extra for free<br>