Before taking this course, financial executives, including CFOs and Controllers, might find it challenging to fully grasp the extent to which macro- and micro-economic issues can affect their organizations. The complexities of understanding how broader economic trends like employment shifts, deficits, and aging populations impact organizational health and survivability can be overwhelming. This can lead to difficulties in making informed decisions and effectively managing risks in an unpredictable economic environment.
After completing this online Webcast CPE course, participants will experience a significant shift in their ability to comprehend and respond to these economic challenges. The course bridges the knowledge gap, providing a thorough understanding of the current economic landscape and its impact on organizations. Participants will learn to analyze various economic trends and their effects on risk management programs, employment, and supply chain. Equipped with this understanding, financial leaders will be able to confidently navigate their organizations through turbulent economic times, making strategic decisions that ensure growth and sustainability in the face of external economic pressures.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Analyze the impact on an organization of current economic trends to include employment, deficits, unfunded liabilities, municipal debt, interest rates, and an aging U. S. population will be explored; and
Analyze the impact of a critical risks and systems on risk management programs, employment, supply chain and survivability.
Major Topics
AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
Common Economic Terms
Planning Concerns and Implications
Product Concept
Elasticity of Demand
Supply
Activity Based Costing
Economic Value Added