This course provides an integrated approach to intelligence and economic decision-making, offering participants insights into how intelligence gathering, analysis, and strategic application can enhance economic resilience and decision-making processes. Through a series of modules, participants will explore the fundamentals of intelligence and its role in economic decision-making, including intelligence gathering techniques, analysis methods, and strategies for leveraging intelligence to navigate economic challenges. The course also covers topics such as economic espionage, intelligence defense, legal and ethical considerations, incident response, economic recovery, international cooperation, and future trends shaping the field of intelligence and economic decision-making.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is designed for economists, policymakers, government officials, business leaders, financial analysts, and professionals involved in economic decision-making processes. It is suitable for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of how intelligence principles and practices can inform and improve economic decision-making at various levels, from organizational to national and international contexts. Whether participants are new to the field of intelligence or experienced professionals looking to integrate intelligence into their economic strategies, this course offers valuable insights and practical knowledge to enhance their skills and decision-making capabilities.