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| 1 | Explain and apply core microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts to analyse environmental, agricultural and resource economic problems | - Depth of disciplinary expertise
- Critical thinking and problem solving
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| 2 | Apply economic models and methods to analyse environmental problems and agricultural and resource markets | - Depth of disciplinary expertise
- Critical thinking and problem solving
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| 3 | Critically evaluate alternative environmental, agricultural and resource policies using economic criteria (e.g. efficiency, equity, distributional impacts and uncertainty) | - Depth of disciplinary expertise
- Critical thinking and problem solving
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| 4 | Communicate the results and implications of economic analysis applied to environmental, agricultural and resource economics clearly for specialist and non-specialist audiences | - Oral and written communication
- Influence
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| 5 | Develop and defend evidence-based economic arguments, individually and in teams, about environmental, agricultural and resource issues | - Information and digital literacy
- Inventiveness
- Influence
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| 6 | Apply economic reasoning to interdisciplinary problems, integrating relevant concepts, assumptions and evidence from economics and other relevant fields (e.g., ecology, geography, politics, law or public health) | - Interdisciplinary effectiveness
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| 7 | Apply ethical and socially informed judgement when evaluating economic policies, recognising impacts across diverse social, cultural and institutional contexts | - Cultural competence
- Integrated professional, ethical, and personal identity
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