Courses Taught

BCPM0084: Input-Output Analysis and Its Applications
University College London
Module Leader
In this module, students will learn the fundamentals of input-output analysis which is a quantitative economic model that represents the interdependencies between different sectors of an economy or different regional economies. The model will be used to analyse the environmental impacts of economic activities and estimate environmental footprints of one region (e.g., the UK) or sector (e.g., construction).
BCPM0002: The Economic Institutions of the Construction Industry
University College London
Lecturer
This module is in two main parts. Part (A) introduces students to the methods and concepts of modern microeconomics that can be effectively used to analyse the basic economic institutions, structure and relationships of construction. The perspective is that of decision-makers in a firms, facing constraints imposed by specific forms of competitions and market context. In part (B) we introduce the key ideas of macro-economics and use them to develop an understanding of the factors affecting the aggregate level of demand for construction firms within the contracting system and its constituent markets.
BCPM0068: Economics II
University College London
Module Leader
The aim of this module is to introduce the basics of statistical methods as a foundation on which to explore the world of finance. By the end of the unit, students can expect they will be aware of the main forms of finance used by the various types of businesses in the construction industry.