Economics forms a central part of how business, management, and public policy work. Taking economics courses can help develop a wide variety of skills such as statistical and mathematical skills , communication and problem-solving. Employers in all kinds of industries value and benefit from economic training programs that make the most of their savings and investments and fit the work around their existing schedule and commitments. These economics course are designed to teach how to focus on the key principles and practices of professional management in economic development. Some sessions may address how to engage an organization's board or council, staff and community stakeholders, constituents, and customers to achieve results in job creation, tax-base stabilization and community growth and development.