•GUIDA ECONOMIA 07-08 - Università degli studi di Udine

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5. Workshops.
Part 2
1. Measuring performance.
Meaning of measurement and performance.
Unidimensional and multidimensional
performance measuring models.
Focus on financial performance measuring
models.
2. Various kinds of income statements, balance
sheets and financial statements.
Some possible configurations for income
statements, balance sheets and financial
statements.
3. Financial ratios.
System of ratios capable of recording corporate
financial position: income, development,
financial equilibrium and
soundness. Economic equilibrium and
financial equilibrium.
4. Accounting measures and market measures.
Financial ratios, accounting measures
and market measures.
5. Workshop.
Pre-requisites
Business Economics.
Bibliography
References to books, papers, reviews and
specific web sites will be recommended at
the beginning and during the course.
Some materials are available on the web
at http: //www.eugeniocomuzzi.it
Exam
A written examination and possibly an
oral test. A pre-test may be set during the
course.
FINANCIAL AND
BANKING HISTORY
Prof. Paolo Pecorari
Aims
The course outlines the evolution of
financial markets and banking systems
with regard to modern economies and as
an answer to the demand for credit. In
particular, the contemporary models
adopted by the various financial intermediaries
will be considered, underlining
the role of institutional factors.
Contents
International financial banking markets
(England, France, Germany, Russia, the
USA, Japan) in the XIX and XX centuries.
The Italian banking system from 1861 to
the end of the XX century, focusing on
the credit function of the real economy,
on its role in development processes and
on institutional changes. In particular,
the focus of analysis will be on the characteristics
and peculiarities of the national
banking system in the first thirty years
after unification, the birth of the mixed
bank, the growth of the central bank,
transformation during the republican age
and the passage from state ownership to
privatization.
Bibliography
Class notes and recommended readings.
FINANCIAL
INSTRUMENTS
(CdL BE, EBA)
Prof. Maurizio Polato
(CdL BF, EC, SCSBM)
Prof. Gian Nereo Mazzocco
Aims
The course focuses on the technical and
economic features of open market financial
tools; in particular it aims to provide
the basic skills required for financial
instrument evaluation.
Contents
Evaluating financial instruments:
- technical features;
- economic issues.