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The students learned how to approach a problem in agricultural economics and agribusiness management. The structure of a scientific and term paper. 
fourth year
  
This course covers basic principles of microeconomics theory as it applied to agriculture. It is an introductory economic course intended for undergraduate students, who are completely beginners. It covers economic principles and cost concepts and their application to agriculture. The concepts of supply and demand and their interaction are also introduced.
first year
  
The course aims at developing an understanding of the basic ideas of statistical reasoning, i.e. what statistical analysis to be used, and how are the results of the statistical analysis to interpreted? The course presents statistical concepts and introduces descriptive and inferential statistical methods of analyses and their application to agribusiness.
first year
  
The course objectives are to train students in the decision-making process as it applies to the organization and operation of farm business. The course is organized around three basic functions of management, planning, implementation and control. It provides an introduction to management process. Basic economic principles and budgeting are emphasized as farm management tools. It covers the balance sheet and income statement and their analysis. Procedure and methods to complete a whole farm business analysis are also covered. The procedure, which can be used to evaluate alternative capital investment is covered.
second year
  
The principal objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the complex array of factors that influence the level and behavior of agricultural product prices.
second year
  
The course aims to give the students an understanding of the role of agriculture in the economic development, the objective of agricultural policies, policies affecting agriculture, rural areas and agribusiness firms, including fiscal and monetary policies. The course discusses bases of economic and agricultural development, characteristics, obstacles, sources of finance, allocation theories, development strategies, theories of economic development. agricultural policies and development in Jordan
third year
  
This course provides students with methods of defining farm resources (land, capital and labor) and how to manage farm enterprises (crop, animal activities) and machinery management. Decision makingin farm production and marketing. This course deals with the application of linear programming methods in farm management, risk, forcasting, and inventory models.
fourth year