Economics works like a simple machine, but many people do not understand it and do not meet the way it works, this has led to unnecessary economic hardship, although the economy may seem complex, it works in a simple mechanical way, from simple transactions that are repeated billions of times, above all these transactions driven by human nature to create three major forces driving the economy, we will look at these three forces and how on top of each of them create a good model to track economic movements and know what is happening now, with an overview of the simplest parts, the concept of the economy.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course of training in the concept of the global economy, its axes and the most important points on investment issues, loans and their differences, and linking them with other factors, to everyone who wants to improve his concept of the new global economy.

The target group of attending a course of training in the concept of the global economy and its axes:

• Students of colleges and institutions of economy.
• International economic workers.
• New and prospective businessmen to enter the commercial market.
• People who have a desire to enter the stock market, speculations and fast trade deals.

How will participants benefit from attending a course of training in the concept of the global economy and its axes:

At the end of the course, the participants will know:

• The basic of work, for example what kind of work you will start.
• The types of skills required to start a business.
• The necessary and important talents that qualify an individual to be a successful entrepreneur.
• Ways of obtaining short term loans.
• Practical ways and means of reducing debt in a way that becomes slower than income.
• Factors that help lower borrowing.
• The difference between recession and debt reduction.
• The disadvantages that come with increasing loan volume.

Academic content of the course:

• The concept of economics.
• Definition of the economy.
• Methods of growth of economic production.
• The concept of borrowing in the economy.
• Shortـterm debt cycle.
• Longـterm debt cycle.
• Borrowing obstacles.