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Taking Advantage of Programs in Economic Strategy – Distance Learning in Economics

Distance learning in Economics provides students with advanced knowledge in key areas such as economic applications, information usage and strategic advantage. The students are enabled in specific career and professional goals and in the areas of strategy and analysis. Courses in economics that focus on the principles and techniques form the foundation for specializations in the area. The student may then acquire skills in setting and managing corporate strategy or study in depth the management of economic crimes. The program may be a certificate program, an undergraduate program, a post graduate program or a doctoral program!

Course Content

Economics is a vast subject and distance learning in economics offers a variety of basic and specialized courses for the novice and the expert in the field. The principles and techniques of economics are studied at varying levels of detail at the certificate, undergraduate, post graduate and doctoral levels. Management in commercial banks, corporations, international agencies, ministries of finance and so on require students who have a through understanding of the basic economic principles that govern markets and the basic quantitative techniques that are used to analyze them. Specializations are offered at the post graduate and doctoral levels and may be focused on environmental economics, agricultural economics, development finance or international business. The content of each of these courses will be determined by the focus area of the program.

Universities

The Bircham International University offers programs on Economic Analysis while the Universiti Sains Malaysia and Kakatiya University offers basic programs in Economics. The Akamai University offers graduate programs in Economic development that emphasize sustainable development, natural resources and environmental economics, anti poverty programs, productivity and growth economics and community action programs. The Katholieke Universiteit Leuven has a course in International Business Economics. The University of Southern Queensland has courses in Economic Studies. Closer to home, the Cardean University offers a graduate certificate program in Economics. Ellis College offers an MBA in strategy and economics. Utica College has an M.S. program in Economic Crime Management to offer. The London University, too has a number of courses at the graduate and postgraduate levels for distance learning in economics.

Registering for anyone of the courses would benefit you immensely if you are contemplating a career in economics. The online study of economics will also benefit individuals in other fields such as law or engineering. So explore your options and launch your career in this fertile field of work!

About the Author

Jim Zorn is web master of the Guide to Distance Learning. Please visit to learn more about online colleges and universities, distance learning degrees, majors and courses offered.

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What is the most economical approach to a home-based photography studio?

I’m interested in trying to find a more economical alternative to starting a small photo studio at home but not having to spend hundreds of dollars on lighting equipment and expensive backdrops. I’ve been told that there are other economical “substitutes” for lighting and backdrops, but I’m hoping to hear from more seasoned photographers who do indoor photoshoots.

Here are some ideas.

First, go digital. While the initial investment is expensive, it’s way cheaper in the end because you don’t need to buy and process film. At around $10 a roll for film and developing, you only need to take a few thousand pictures (not a lot really) to pay for itself.

Second, hot lights (lights that are always on) are way cheaper than strobe lights. If you use digital, then you can use pretty much any kind of light and then adjust the white balance to get the color you want. You can get two or three sets of halogen work lights (like they have at construction sites) for about $20 each, giving you 1500+ watts of light. The primary consideration here is that you keep the room cool so your subjects don’t get hot. Hot lights also reduce the need for an expensive light meter.

Third, backgrounds can be quite cheap. If you use proper lighting, you can take a $20-30 roll of white background paper and make it look white, black or any color and hue. In a pinch, paint a wall white or gray and use lighting to change the color and texture.

Fourth, you can use cheap materials for light reflectors, such as white foam boards from Staples or anything that will reflect and shape the light the way you want it to.

Fifth, use natural light, such as a window softened by some sheer curtains.

Sixth, go outside! Cloudy days make nice photo lights.

The final consideration is what will you do once you have the studio? If you really want to make money at it, your clients will assume you’re more credible if you appear to have spent a lot of money on your studio, and therefore more likely to hire you. Unless your work is so outstanding that it speaks for itself.

Good luck!