22:223:581Managerial Economic Analysis (3) Introduces the aspects of economics that are most relevant to the operation of the individual firm or nonprofit organization. Covers theory of individual economic behavior, demand theory and demand estimation, cost and supply, price determination, production decisions, and industry structure. Prerequisites: Fulfillment of calculus/statistics proficiency requirements. |
22:223:591Aggregate Economic Analysis (3) Introduces theory and empirical estimation of aggregate economic relationships, including the general price level, income, output, employment, and wages. Covers national income accounting and other economic data sources, consumption, investment, the banking system, and the supply of and demand for money, interest rates, prices, wages and employment, business fluctuations, and international economics. Prerequisites: Fulfillment of calculus/statistics proficiency requirements. Recommended prerequisite: 22:223:581 or 521. |
22:390:587Financial Management (3) Provides a general survey of the field, including the basic principles of corporate finance, financial markets and institutions, and investment theory. Corporate finance topics covered include the objective of financial management, valuation of assets and associated problems in the valuation of the firm, acquisition of long-trimester assets (capital budgeting), management of short-trimester assets, capital structure, and financial statement analysis. Financial markets and institutions studied include money markets, stock and bond markets, derivatives, and the banking system. Investment analysis topics include portfolio theory and asset pricing models. Prerequisites: 22:010:577 or 502, 22:223:581, and fulfillment of calculus/statistic proficiency requirements. |
