Всего учебных программ в данном разделе: 4
Учебные программы
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Security Analysis [учебная программа]
Опубликовано на портале: 27-06-2006
Richard J. Kish
Spring 2001
This course is an elective finance course in the Investment track focusing primarily
on equity. It covers the factors influencing the valuation of financial securities:
earnings forecasts and expectations, uncertainty, required returns, supply and demand
for securities and funds, level of interest rates, and investors' attitudes. The
course material will be conveyed through a variety of formats such as lectures, class
discussions, selected readings, and current events.



Seminar in Corporate Finance [учебная программа]
Опубликовано на портале: 12-12-2002
John S. Howe
Fall 1999
FIN 403: Seminar in Corporate Finance
+ denotes a primary reading
* denotes a reading that appears in The Modern Theory of Corporate Finance
1. Theory of investment and financing under certainty (Week of Aug. 30)
+Fama, E.F. and M.H.



Seminar in Finance: Aggregate Implications of Financial Contracting
[учебная программа]
Опубликовано на портале: 21-10-2003
Adriano Rampini
Spring 2002
This course is a second year graduate topics course in financial economics. The course
studies the equilibrium implications of endogenous financial contracts. Static and
dynamic models of economies with contracting frictions (e.g., imperfect information
and limited enforceability) and optimally determined financial contracts are covered
and the implications for both quantities and prices are considered. The course is
thus at the intersection of corporate finance/contract theory and asset pricing/macroeconomics.
Specific topics covered include the dynamics of agency costs, financial intermediation,
liquidity, collateral, default and non-exclusive contracts.



Seminar on Institutional Change [учебная программа]
Опубликовано на портале: 02-10-2003
W. Richard Scott, Walter W. Powell
Spring 2000
This seminar explores several key lines of current organizational research. The
aim is to assess the utility of these research areas, find points of linkage, and
understand the kinds of questions that these different macro-level approaches
answer best. The course focuses on research on institutional change, historical studies
of
networks, cross-national variation in organizing, and evolutionary approaches.


