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Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 3304: Industrial Relations Summer Mori This course will explain the institutions surrounding employment system such as personnel policies and trade unions.
2401: Economic History of Modern Japan Winter Okazaki This course covers basic topics on the Japanese economic history from the 1930s to 1970s, includig macro-economy, public finance, industrial policy, industrial relations, and finance.
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2204: Industrial Organization Winter Miwa & Ohashi This course covers the important topics in Industrial Organization, including theory of monopoly and oligopoly, product differentiation, price discrimination, and thoery of firm. The textbook: ennis W. Carlton and Jefferey M. Perloff, Modern Industrial Organization, 4th edition, 2005
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 2204: Industrial Organization Winter Miwa & Ohashi This course covers the important topics in Industrial Organization, including theory of monopoly and oligopoly, product differentiation, price discrimination, and thoery of firm. The textbook: ennis W. Carlton and Jefferey M. Perloff, Modern Industrial Organization, 4th edition, 2005
Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo 4202: Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations Winter Jinno Public finance does not depict a single entity. By this remark, I do not mean that the public finances vary because there are over 190 countries in the world. Rather, the point is that in any given country there is no single state and hence no monolithic edifice of public finance. The state instead comprises many sub-sectors; and is in addition embodied in a central government and a multiplicity of subnational governments whose overall structure resembles a pyramid. In this lecture, we shall discuss the institutions that compose the
ECON6007 Industrial Organization General Information This course covers alternative forms of economic organizations, including the contractual nature of the firm, the meaning of monopoly and patent rights, the extraction of consumer surplus, and the purpose of integration and franchise arrangements. Government regulations will be discussed whenever appropriate.
ECON0603 The economic system of Hong Kong Semester : 2 For Student of Year : 2 & 3 The course provides a comprehensive discussion of the salient aspects of the Hong Kong economy. Topics include Hong Kong's national income accounting and economic development, the monetary system and exchange rate regime, the financial system, public finance and fiscal policy, external trade and foreign investment, economic relations with the Mainland, the labour market and employment, the property market and housing policy, regulation of public utilities and competition policy, industrial development and policy, and income distribution. Emphasis will be given to both economic analysis and institutional
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya : Management Accounting and Taxation Programme of Study : Bachelor of Accounting Course Code : CTEA2220 Course Title : Business and Corporate Taxation Credit Hours : 3 Course Pre-requisite(s) / Minimum Requirement(s) : Pass CTEA2219 Malaysian Taxation System Learning Outcomes : At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Analyze the essential features for company taxation, RPGT, indirect taxation and withholding tax. 2. Apply various tax incentives such as the reinvestment allowance and incentives for the tourism industry. 3. Compute dividend franking balances for the company and recommend the most tax efficient plan for dividend payment. 4. Determine the basis period of company
Faculty of Business and Economics at The University of Hong Kong ECON0402 Industrial organisation Semester : 1 For Student of Year : 2 & 3 This course studies the pricing and output decisions of firms and the performance of the market under various market structures. Topics include theories of oligopoly; product differentiation; the effects of imperfect and asymmetric information; the examination of pricing practices such as price discrimination, tie-in selling, and resale price maintenance; collusion and anti-competitive behaviours, and public policies related to the promotion or restriction of competition.
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :
Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Programme of Study : Course Code : Course Title : Credit Hours : Course Prerequisite(s) / None Minimum Requirement(s) : Learning Outcomes :