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192 prospectus udine II. Privatizations, acquisitions, mergers and international cooperation. III. Instruments used developed by international financial institutions and the ongoing rethinking of policies for their implementation. The foreign currencies of reference and the emergence of the Euro to a primary role: advantages and costs. The European Central Bank. IV. Criteria for the prevention of financial crises. The debate on the Asian Currency Unit. V. Reform of the multilateral bodies for economic and financial cooperation. VI. International debts and the reform of multilateral cooperation. VII. The banking system and the repercussions of Basel II. Towards an interconnected and convergent banking system. VIII. Corporate Governance and Risk Management in Transition Economies: the same general rules but a predominance of peculiarities and flexibilities. 6. Utilities and commodities in trade and international investments in emerging and transition countries I. The increasing importance of raw materials, energy, networks, infrastructures and logistics in international economics and finance. II. Energy resources as an alternative to oil: costs and benefits of the alternative to the barrel. III. Financial implications of the exchange rate policy regulating dollar, euro and yen. IV. International cartels, production quotas, regional agreements and the WTO. V. EU enlargement and its impact on the utility and commodity markets. 7. Foreign direct investments (FDI), delocation, currency rates and the global market I. Production decentralization and relocation, diversity between two needs of the global industrial system. The Mundell- Fleming model. II. Labour cost, productivity, inflation, foreign exchange mechanisms and economic-financial regulations: optimizing the choices. III. Effects of the Balassa-Samuelson model. IV. Medium-term expectations of entrepreneurs and the effects of the transition on the whole economic system. V. General criteria and common places on calculating the degree of competitiveness of single economies. VI. Capital and innovation flows in industrialized countries: technological exchange and territorial marketing policies. Possible frontiers of optimization and compatibility. Bibliography Literature of reference - DEBRAJ RAY, Development Economics, Princeton University Press, 1998. - P. HALLWOOD, R. MACDONALD, International Money and Finance, Edizioni Blackwell, 2000. - MUSU, Crescita Economica, Il Mulino, 2007. - ASHISH ARORA, A. GAMBARDELLA (eds.), From Underdogs to Tigers: the Rise and Growth of the Software Industry in Brazil, China, India, Ireland, and Israel, Oxford University Press, 2004. ISBN: 0199275602. Recommended readings - P. KRUGMAN, M. OBSTFELD, Economia Internazionale (Teoria e Politica Economica e Finanziaria), Hoepli editions, Milano, 2005. - L. BOGGIO, G. SERRAVALLI, Lo Sviluppo Economico, Il Mulino, 2003. - R. GILPIN, Economia e Politica Globale, Edizioni Egea-Università Bocconi, 2003. - WORLD BANK, World Development Report and Global Development Finance 2006, Oxford University Press. - B. BLASZCZYK, R. WOODWARD (eds.), Secondary Privatisation in Transition

prospectus udine 193 Economies: the Evolution of Enterprise Ownership in the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovenia, Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. ISBN: 1403915377. - S. MIANI, I prodotti assicurativi e previdenziali, forth part, I prodotti assicurativi per il commercio estero, Giappicchelli, Torino, 2002. - JOURNAL: Transition Studies Review, last two years’ issues. Literature, working papers and handouts from the lectures and regarding all issues of the course will be made available online. A basic knowledge of English is a necessary pre-requisite in order to be able to understand the course since some parts of the lectures will be held in English. The course will include testimonials by expert lecturers from member universities of the CEEUN-Central Eastern European University Network- Transition Studies World Applied Research. The Departments of Udine University are also members of the CEEUN and a Desk has been set up at the OSSFI of the Faculty of Economics. The Transition Studies Review, a journal published by Springer Wien New York, is the ‘voice’ of the network, and Udine University is directly involved in its production. At the beginning of the course, chapters and sections of the recommended literature will be recommended. For those students who intend to work on certain aspects and themes of the program, a specific focus on the issues dealt with during the course will be welcome. Students who wish to prepare in-depth work and a short dissertation on specific aspects of the program will be assisted in developing forms of cooperation with other lecturers of similar courses taught in the Faculty. ECONOMICS AND POPULATION Prof. Alessio Fornasin Contents 1. The demographic system Elements of the demographic system. Some basic measures. Relationships between the elements of the demographic system. Equilibrium and transition. Short-run and long-run. 2. Population and economic development A complex relationship. Before and after Malthus. The limitations of the world population. Demography and the economy: some empirical relationships (in the short and long-run). 3. World population: tendencies and perspectives Evolution of world population. Forecasts. The North-South divide. The world population action plans proposed by the United Nations. Implemented demographic policies: case studies. 4. In the Third Millennium: the rich, the elderly and the childless Europe and its demographic crisis. Biological reproduction and social reproduction (immigration). The relationships between generations. The Welfare crisis. Bibliography Class notes and textbooks recommended during the course. ENTREPRENEURIAL AND BUSINESS MODELS Prof. Andrea Moretti The course program will be presented at the start of the course ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE Prof. Emanuele Filiberto Rossi Aims The course outlines how corporate

prospectus u<strong>di</strong>ne<br />

193<br />

Economies: the Evolution of Enterprise<br />

Ownership in the Czech Republic, Poland<br />

and Slovenia, Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.<br />

ISBN: 1403915377.<br />

- S. MIANI, I prodotti assicurativi e previdenziali,<br />

forth part, I prodotti assicurativi per il<br />

commercio estero, Giappicchelli, Torino,<br />

2002.<br />

- JOURNAL: Transition Stu<strong>di</strong>es Review, last<br />

two years’ issues.<br />

Literature, working papers and handouts<br />

from the lectures and regar<strong>di</strong>ng all issues<br />

of the course will be made available<br />

online. A basic knowledge of English is a<br />

necessary pre-requisite in order to be able<br />

to understand the course since some<br />

parts of the lectures will be held in English.<br />

The course will include testimonials<br />

by expert lecturers from member universities<br />

of the CEEUN-Central Eastern<br />

European University Network- Transition<br />

Stu<strong>di</strong>es World Applied Research.<br />

The Departments of U<strong>di</strong>ne University are<br />

also members of the CEEUN and a Desk<br />

has been set up at the OSSFI of the Faculty<br />

of Economics. The Transition Stu<strong>di</strong>es<br />

Review, a journal published by<br />

Springer Wien New York, is the ‘voice’ of<br />

the network, and U<strong>di</strong>ne University is<br />

<strong>di</strong>rectly involved in its production. At the<br />

beginning of the course, chapters and<br />

sections of the recommended literature<br />

will be recommended. For those students<br />

who intend to work on certain aspects<br />

and themes of the program, a specific<br />

focus on the issues dealt with during the<br />

course will be welcome. Students who<br />

wish to prepare in-depth work and a short<br />

<strong>di</strong>ssertation on specific aspects of the program<br />

will be assisted in developing forms<br />

of cooperation with other lecturers of<br />

similar courses taught in the Faculty.<br />

ECONOMICS AND POPULATION<br />

Prof. Alessio Fornasin<br />

Contents<br />

1. The demographic system<br />

Elements of the demographic system.<br />

Some basic measures. Relationships<br />

between the elements of the demographic<br />

system. Equilibrium and transition.<br />

Short-run and long-run.<br />

2. Population and economic development<br />

A complex relationship. Before and after<br />

Malthus. The limitations of the world<br />

population. Demography and the economy:<br />

some empirical relationships (in the<br />

short and long-run).<br />

3. World population: tendencies and perspectives<br />

Evolution of world population. Forecasts.<br />

The North-South <strong>di</strong>vide. The world population<br />

action plans proposed by the United<br />

Nations. Implemented demographic<br />

policies: case <strong>stu<strong>di</strong></strong>es.<br />

4. In the Third Millennium: the rich, the<br />

elderly and the childless<br />

Europe and its demographic crisis. Biological<br />

reproduction and social reproduction<br />

(immigration). The relationships<br />

between generations. The Welfare crisis.<br />

Bibliography<br />

Class notes and textbooks recommended<br />

during the course.<br />

ENTREPRENEURIAL AND<br />

BUSINESS MODELS<br />

Prof. Andrea Moretti<br />

The course program will be presented at the<br />

start of the course<br />

ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE<br />

Prof. Emanuele Filiberto Rossi<br />

Aims<br />

The course outlines how corporate

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