Russia in Recession
Autor: Utsav Gautam • February 26, 2015 • Research Paper • 1,780 Words (8 Pages) • 652 Views
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Instructor: | Fred Avestruz | Email: Fred_Avestruz@baruch.cuny.edu |
Course title: | Managerial Economics | |
Course number: | ECO 9705 TuTh 5:50PM -7:05PM Room: A - 17 Lex 1520 | |
Course description: | This course offers an introduction to economics for managers, with a strong emphasis on fundamental principles. The course analyzes economic forces relevant to managerial and financial decision making and is designed to develop the students’ ability to apply fundamental economic concepts to business decisions. Economic fundamentals such as demand, supply, cost and profit functions are analyzed. The course also examines the effects of market structure and competition between industry participants as well as the impact of macroeconomic conditions and government policy on business decisions. The course follows Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Economics curriculum. | |
Course type: | Core | |
Credits: | 3 | |
Contact hours: | 36 | |
Prerequisites: | None | |
Other Qualifications: | Knowledge of basic algebra. Access to a computer and the internet and ability to use general productivity software such as Word and Excel. | |
Notice: | This syllabus is subject to change. This is not a CFA exam preparation course and, as such, will not review specific CFA exam questions, CFA exam structure, or discuss test taking strategies. |
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