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Essentials of statistics and mathematics for financial applications; basic statistics, the concept of risk and return, probability, regression analyses, basic calculus (e.g. introduction to derivatives, integration, and integral), optimization, and basic matrices.

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Theoretical concepts of corporate financial management applied to resolve financial problems and issues encountered by management in the real world of business; the management of asset structure and financial mix; the application of financial models and instruments on managing the assets, liabilities and equities, valuation, the costs of capital, capital structure, capital budgeting under risk, leasing, the concepts of agency problems and corporate governance.

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Valuation methods for fixed income instruments, equity instruments, options, and futures contracts; risk and return measurement of individual securities and portfolios, the determinants of risk and return.

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The financial management for international business and its international economic environment: international monetary system, the balance of current account, the balance of payment, the foreign exchange market;the application of financial instruments and derivatives in the international financial risk management, the roles of international financial institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and international financial corporations.

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Fundamental principles of derivatives, including futures, forward contracts, options, warrants, swaps, and real options, derivatives pricing models, strategies for speculating or hedging.

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This course is a general introduction to the subject matter and methods of economics, through the investigation of specific contemporary economic issues such as economic growth, inequality, poverty, and environmental deterioration. The focus also is on how economists address these issues.

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Seminar and research on specific topics in Pol Economics and Economic History under the supervis the lecturer

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Macroeconomic theory with an emphasis on utilizing mathematical tools and dynamic framework to analyze economic issues, such as, general equilibrium and welfare analysis in modern Macroeconomics, analysis of long-term growth, analysis of short-term growth and fluctuations both theoretically and empirically, roles of government in the economy, modern concepts for macroeconomic policy analytical frameworks, and the other topics that the lecturer finds suitable.

Course Description :
The application of game theory with complete and incomplete information including strategic games, Nash Equilibrium, mixed-strategies equilibrium, extensive games, subgame perfect equilibrium, Bayesian games, extensive games of incomplete information, and other topics that the lecturer finds suitable.