The course instructs students on utilizing essential economic theories, such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, to address practical issues encountered across business, policy, and everyday life. The course emphasizes acquiring skills in data analysis, cost-benefit evaluation, quantitative modeling, and strategic decision-making, particularly concerning environmental, health, international, or financial challenges. Crucially, a significant component of the program will be conducted in a mandatory computer lab environment, ensuring participants gain practical, hands-on experience through the application of statistical software and empirical methods. This integrated approach trains students to transcend abstract theoretical concepts and effectively offer evidence-based, data-driven solutions and robust policy recommendations.