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Tax Planning (EKA 4501) This course provides a framework of reference in understanding the objectives of tax planning, the identification of variables relevant to strategy formulation and tax plans. These variables consist of the taxation system; foundations of tax collection; effects of taxes on taxpayers; the implications of tax toward operational or policy decisions, investment decisions, financing decisions; and strategies to minimize tax, particularly for business organizations.

Planning and Risk Management in Tax Aspects of International Business This course is designed to provide an overview of various international tax risks and opportunities that affect corporations and individuals in today's global business environment. Topics include: (1) International double taxation (2) Elimination of double taxation (3) Tax treaty (4) Transfer pricing (5) Tax haven taxation (6) International tax arbitrage and (7) International tax strategy and planning The course's main objective is to raise the awareness of students concerning current international tax issues and planning opportunities which non-tax business person should be aware of when international business is conducted.

Development Planning (EKU 2227) Description The course introduces basic concepts of development planning. Topics Planning methods, principles and tools for planning especially in developing countries, and problems and risks in development planning. Objectives Provide students with the ability to plan development, especially applying it in Indonesia.

College of Graduate Study in Management at Khon Kaen University 900 719 Strategic Management Strategy and business policy. Situational analysis (SWOT Analysis). Strategic planning and business policy formulation at various levels. Decision in implementing strategic plans. Case studies in strategic management at various organization.

College of Graduate Study in Management at Khon Kaen University 900 713 Finance for Business Decision Financial management and financial environment; forecasting, analyzing, planning and controlling of finance; working capital management, decision in long-term investment in long-term capital. Capital budgeting and cost of capital, capital structure and dividend policy. Strategic decision on long-term financing (environment). For casting, financial analysis, planning and control. Capital budgeting and cost of capital; capital structure and dividend policy.

Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya Faculty : Business and Accountancy Department : Finance and Banking Programme of Study : Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Accounting Course Code : CBEB2321 Course Title : Applied Financial Planning Credit Hours : 3 Course Pre-requisite(s) / Minimum Requirement(s) : None Learning Outcomes : At the end of this course, students should be able to; 1. Identify the concept of financial planning, and its impact on individual life cycle. 2. Demonstrate ability to use financial statement analysis to evaluate individual’s financial strengths and progress. 3. Illustrate understanding of the budgeting process, cash management, tax planning and its relationship to the financial planning and individual retirement. 4. Demonstrate understanding of

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Risk Management And Insurance (EKM 3206) This course provides an introduction to the nature of risk, risk management concepts, and theories and practices of insurance. Other discussed topics are major insurance policies used by individuals and families, employee benefits and practices, insurance planning tools, and insurance as an institution (various operational aspects and the workings of the insurance industry). The topic or insurance policy includes life insurance, health insurance, personal automobile, and homeowner’s broad form policy. The course objectives are to develop an understanding of the insurance mechanism, legal principles, and the structure of insurance contract, to develop the ability to

College of Graduate Study in Management at Khon Kaen University 900 733 Supply Chain Management Fundamental concepts of supply chain management; factors influencing successfulness of supply chain management; master planning of supply chain; operation planning including production planning, material requirement planning, procurement management, inventory and warehouse management, delivery and transportation management. *

The EMBA courses The EMBA courses include: Management & Leadership Economic Institutions and Management Philosophy Software Application (Optional) Mathematic of Management (Preparatory Workshop) Macroeconomics Analysis & Policy Organizational Behavior Statistical Decision Analysis Managerial Economics Financial Reporting & Analysis Law and the Corporate Manager Business Negotiations Human Resource Management Marketing Management Managerial Accounting Operations Management Corporate Finance Information Technology Management Capital Markets & Financing Strategy International Business Corporate Strategy Executive Seminars & Forums Field Project

Graduate School of Management at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) Financial Management This course will present advanced financial issues confronted by corporate managers engaged in capital planning. Students will gain skills in financial management for corporate expansion and restructuring, capital structure, and capital distribution policy.

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy [Term 2] Accounting & Business Valuation (K. Koga) (2008/Term 1&2 (Fall&Winter)) This course is aimed at MBA candidates who expect at some point in their careers to use financial statements to evaluate the performance of a company and the value of a business. The objective of the course is to provide hands-on experience in financial statement analysis. By the end of the course, you will be able to read firms’ financial statements and also understand how a financial statement can be used to do “fundamental analysis” and equity valuation. How can we translate “sustainable competitive

University of Guam PA526 Private Enterprise and Public Policy PA545 Organizational Behavior and Theory PA550 Comparative Public Administration PA561 Public Planning PA565 Public Contracting Policies and Practices PA598/698 Internship BA505 Financial Management BA506 Managerial Accounting BA510 Managerial Economics BA540 International Business BA565 Management Information Systems MI501 Peoples and Cultures of Micronesia MI503 Contemporary Issues and Problems MI510 Political Development in the American Pacific MI520 Economic Development and Change in Micronesia

Electronic Media Governance and Policy Issues Over the past decade the Internet has gone from being a medium used mainly by the research and academic communities to what governments in the United Nations World Summit on the Information society called "a central element of the infrastructure of the nformation Society" and described as "global facility available to the public". The Internet is both platform and engine for economic and social development. The objective of the course is to introduce and raise understanding of major Internet policy issues, particularly emphasizing the concept of openness as an architectural and operating principle that

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy [Term 2] Innovation & Competition (E. Osono) (2008/Term 1&2 (Fall&Winter)) As successful innovation results in growth and better profitability, it is on the top of corporate executives’ most important agendas. However, there are some popular misunderstandings about innovation. The first is to consider only product innovation such as the iPod as an innovation opportunity. The reality is that you can innovate in various areas such as product, process, organizational design, and strategy. Hence, innovation is relevant not only to those companies in technology intensive industries, but to most of all companies. The second is