Alternative to Economics 2000. A study of imperfectly competitive markets. Emphasis is on the study of concentrated markets, their structure, conduct, performance and public policy toward them. This course is offered in alternate years. The application of economic principles and models in managerial decision making.
Emphasis is on the use of fundamental theoretical and analytical tools.
This course is offered in alternate years. Alternative to Finance 3000. Includes cases illustrating working capital policy, financing decisions, capital budgeting, and international finance. An overview of capital market trends, regulatory agencies and monetary and fiscal policies currently impacting financial institutions. A course which examines domestic and international securities markets.