This course focuses on strategic planning for international business and international business policy. Considers how law creates and shapes relationships among managers, investors, employees, and other groups. At the end of the course the student is expected to have a better understanding of the micro factors which make management of international businesses distinct from domestic businesses. The topics to be covered include entry strategies, site selection, world trade organization and ethics in international business. Financial markets topics include a general description of the money markets and stock and bond markets.
Investment analysis includes portfolio theory and asset pricing models.
Provides a general survey of corporate finance, financial markets, and investment theory. Financial markets topics include a general description of the money markets and stock and bond markets. Investment analysis includes portfolio theory and asset pricing models. Teams are increasingly the preferred way in which work is organized and executed in firms. However, teams need to be carefully managed in order to realize their W potential.