MBA Programs
Economics and Financial Markets
Reinforces the natural affinity between the disciplines of economics and finance. Students study economic forces of prime importance to business, such as employment, inflation, interest rates, and monetary and fiscal policy. In the realm of finance, the concentration focuses on corporate decision-making; key principles of the investment process; and the expanding international context of financial analysis, portfolio construction, and trading.
Required Courses |
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The Macroeconomics of Financial Markets |
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Corporate Finance: Theories, Tools and Concepts |
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Elective Courses--Select two |
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Business and Economic Forecasting |
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Market Structure and Firm Strategy |
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The Economics of Globalization |
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Corporate Finance: Applications and Advanced Topics |
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Fixed Income Valuation and Strategies |
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Equity Valuation |
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Derivatives |
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Seminar in Equity Training |
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International Short-Term Program (may be subsitituted for one elective only with the approval of the Concentration Advisor) |
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