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

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test. A pre-test may be set during the
course.
METHODOLOGIES &
QUANTITATIVE BUSINESS
COSTING 2
Prof. Eugenio Comuzzi
Aims
The aim of the course is to carry out an
In-depth study of the measurement and
governance of value and business performance.
In particular, the course will
analyse the principles, the methodologies
and the tools used by managers in the
measurement and governance of value in
enterprises.
Contents
1. Measurement of enterprise performance
and value. Some introductory notes
Meaning of measurement, performance
and value. Suggested processes and models
to measure performance and value,
and context conditions favouring the
processes.
2. Measurement of enterprise performance
and value. Maintaining or adjusting the
strategic-managerial-structural configuration
Perfomance and value.
3. Measurement of enterprise performance
and value. Changing the strategic-managerial-structural
configuration
Business ideas and start ups. Internal and
external development. Corporate rationalization.
Corporate reorganization and
corporate restructuring. M&A. Perfomance
and value.
3. Measurement of enterprise performance
and value. The role of control systems
Measurement of performance, control
systems and corporate reorganization.
5. Workshop
Case studies, project work, encounters
with entrepreneurs and cfo.
Pre-requisites
Business Economics, Accounting 1 and 2
(recommended), Methodologies & Quantitative
Business Costing 1 (recommended).
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 possible oral
test. A pre-test may be set during the
course.
MICROECONOMICS
(CdL BE, EBA)
Prof.ssa Francesca Busetto
(CdL BF, EC, SCSBM)
Prof. Giulio Codognato
Contents
The course provides an introduction to
microeconomics. Microeconomics is the
branch of economic theory that studies
economic systems starting from the
behaviour of individuals. In particular,
economic theory considers the interaction
among individuals which results in
the maximization of objective functions
according to economic rationality criteria.
Therefore, the main analytical tool used
by this discipline is differential calculus
and the mathematical theory of optimization.
Budget constraint (Chapter 2); Preferences
(Chapter 3); Utility (Chapter 4);
Choice (Chapter 5); Demand (Chapter 6);
Slutsky equation (Chapter 8); Market
demand (Chapter 15); Equilibrium (chapter
16). Technology (Chapter 18); Profit
maximization (Chapter 19); Cost minimization
(Chapter 20); Cost curves