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

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tions (both funding and investment operations)
and banking services focusing on
their technical features.
Contents
1. The current account as a tool for managing
client relations.
2. Debit balance account financing.
3. Working capital financing.
4. Fixed capital financing.
5. Foreign trade financing.
6. Signature loans and bank guarantees.
7. Funding operations: deposit taking.
8. Payment services.
9. Securities intermediation services.
10. Selling insurance products.
Pre-requisites
The courses of ‘Financial instruments’
and ‘Corporate finance’ are preparatory.
A knowledge of the contents of ‘Bank and
insurance contracts’ and ‘Mathematics
for finance’ are pre-requisites for course
attendance and final exam.
Bibliography
- P. BIFFIS (ed.), Le operazioni e i servizi
bancari, latest edition, Giappichelli,
Turin.
Some issues will be analysed in more
detail: references will be provided during
the course.
1. Economics for Business and Firm
Activities.
2. The Firm: Concepts and Classifications.
3. Business and the Environment.
4. The Business Economics Framework.
5. Corporate Governance.
6. Accounting and Organization of
Process and Products.
7. Financial Position: Assets, Liabilities
and Equity.
8. Principles of Corporate Finance and
Control.
9. Corporate Reporting and Value of
Companies.
Bibliography
- G. AIROLDI, G. BRUNETTI, V. CODA,
Economia Aziendale, il Mulino, Bologna,
reprint 2005; Le aziende (part 1: chps. I,
II and III); La struttura delle aziende (part
2: chps. V, VI, VII and VIII); L’economicità,
il reddito e il capitale (part 3: chps. IX,
XIII).
- F. CESCON, A. GARLATTI, Economia aziendale
- casi e testi, Cedam, Padova, 2005.
Teaching arrangements
Lectures and tutorials.
Exam
There is a two hour written examination.
BUSINESS ECONOMICS
Prof.ssa Gina Rossi
Aims
The aim of the course is to introduce students
to economics for business and to
the problems of accounting, organisations,
governance and the market system.
Contents
The course examines economics for business
as a central part of the framework of
Business Studies. Topics covered include:
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Prof. Stefano Cudicio
Aims
The aim of the course is to provide students
with the basics on Business Information
Systems, with a particular attention
to the Operative Systems. The structure
of an ERP system is described in
detail, analysing its principal processes:
administration, logistics, purchasing,
selling, production. The principal informatin
structures and fundalmental func-