Business Economics

In today's context, an increasing number of companies across all sectors face new competitive challenges that continue to evolve. Global competition, the integration of social and environmental dimensions into corporate objectives, updated disclosure rules, and growing demands for transparency from stakeholders require companies to adopt more responsible and efficient governance models. The real challenge is therefore to develop decisions and interpretations that combine economic, environmental, social, and technological aspects, creating value in a sustainable way.
The course aims to provide students with the tools needed to understand and interpret the corporate environment through financial statement analysis, showing how sustainability has become an essential element in defining companies' future strategies.

The course aims to:
· identify the characteristics of the Enterprise and the different business classifications
· identify the main corporate stakeholders and understand the evolution of firms toward sustainable development
· understand and assess financial statements
· interpret corporate strategies in dynamic contexts