Working-capital management, capital budgeting, and Medicare reimbursement programs are examined. This course will provide students with the basic understanding and practical applications of the legal framework pertaining to the establishment, operations and funding of nonprofit organizations. It will also examine ethical behavior in the nonprofit world, provide examples of questionable conduct and unethical behavior, and offer solutions to ethical dilemmas. Not available for credit toward graduate business programs. Provides an overview of the background and consequences for business of the laws governing collective relationships between employers and employees and their representatives.
Special emphasis is given to the interpretation and evaluation of current legislation.
Private international law and selected regional and national laws affecting foreign investment, licensing, and trade are reviewed. International sales, financing,m transportation, intellectual property, and taxation topics are discussed. This course examines the legal, regulatory, and political issues which affect marketing. The course offers legal and regulatory information that parallels and affects marketing decision making. The course provides a study of the law as it relates to the delivery of health care services.