 Some master's level applied economics programs train students in data-driven analytics and business decision-support, combining microeconomic theory and econometrics with the student's selections from data science, operations research and finance.In business degrees - undergraduate and masters - a course in "economics for management", or the like, is typically a program requirement.Here the macroeconomic element deals with topics relevant to commerce, such as inflation, business cycles, exchange rates, the banking system, and the money supply; 
the microeconomic element mainly focuses on the managerial economics relating to product pricing, industry structure and competition.