Power & Policy Challenge
No successful business decision can ignore the local and global context. From tax regimes that promote business, free-trade zones and tariffs, to regional changes in growth and the disparities between developed and emerging countries. What makes someone willing to pay $69 million for a non-fungible token (NFT) representing a digital collage? You’ll identify a target market for a potential new business venture.
At a glance
Credits: 7.5
Challenge: Project
Required for all students except some university transfer students
Module snapshot
What you'll learn
The World Economy: Key Features & Historical Context
International Trade: Contracts & other Legal Obligations
Market Failures, Externalities & the Economics of Regulation
Taxation of Goods, Services & Wealth—Personal & Corporate
Measuring the Aggregate Economy, Fiscal Economy & Money Supply
Mindsets and Core Skills
We partnered with Burning Glass Technologies and analyzed millions of job postings worldwide to understand the key mindsets and core skills that are essential—not only for when you first graduate, but also for the rest of your career, right up to when you become CEO. We’ve integrated the assessment of these skills—like collaboration, communication, and creativity—into our core modules. You’ll be continually assessed on your performance to ensure you build up these attributes to the best of your ability alongside your problem-solving and leadership skills.
What our students say
Politics is about how your party can help others; business is how your company can. At Hult, you learn how to bridge the two.
Jonas Rosales
Venezuelan
Class of 2018
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