Economics for Financial Advisors
With Corporate Finance Institute (CFI)
Liked by 36 users
Duration: 51m
Skill level: Beginner + Intermediate
Released: 1/16/2025
Course details
Understanding the mechanics and drivers of global economies and being able to develop and express a clear and well-thought-out opinion is an essential part of being a knowledgeable financial advisor. This course explains the fundamental drivers of consumer decision-making and how these decisions impact an economy. Learn about GDP—what it is and how changes to it are driven by static effects and shock that ultimately drive business cycles. Find out the key stages of a business cycle and what key economic leading and lagging indicators help predict or confirm what stage an economy is in. Plus, learn how to differentiate the role of fiscal versus monetary policy and what institution is responsible for each, and how to interpret what impact interest rate fluctuations have on inflation and the economy.
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Meet the instructor
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Nwabisa Tame
Nwabisa Tame
Senior customer service associate with expertise in customer service, hands on experience in office administration and in the banking sector.
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RAHUL YADAV
RAHUL YADAV
Assistant Manager specializing in Financial Planning and Analysis at Genpact
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- Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
- Test your knowledge 6 quizzes
- Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone
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