ECO610 :

Department

Department of Financing and Banking

Academic Program

Master in Finance and Banking

Type

General

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

It explains the different methods of analyzing a micro market, the impact that micro operators have on the micro market, and the impact that micro operators have on the overall economy. Microeconomics course also explains economic problems related to micro investments, financial management related to micro market, micro integration and financial risk management related to micro market. The course also deals with micro-market forms, micro-market financial management, micro-market financial management, micro-investments and micro-market financial risk management.

Intended learning outcomes

a. Knowledge & understandingA.1 Able to understand and use analysis tools related to consumer demand theory and product supply.A.2 Able to understand, analyze and interpret the elasticities of demand and supply.A.3 Able to understand, analyze and interpret consumer behavior and preferences.A.4 Is able to understand and comprehend the nature of economic relations related to production and costs and is able to analyze them theoretically, algebraically and graphically.A.5 Is able to understand and recognize the types of markets for goods and services and distinguish between them.B. Mental skillsB.1 The student performs theoretical, mathematical and graphic analysis on scientific basis.B.2 The student uses analytical tools in diagnosing the economic situation.B.3 The student links the theoretical analysis with the practical reality.B.4 The student acquires the skill of presenting ideas and presenting topics in front of his classmates.B.5 The student is fluent in analyzing the comparison between theoretical models.T. Practical & professional skillsC.1 The student uses the tools of economic analysis in analyzing economic relations.C.2 is able to imagine possible scenarios resulting from economic policies.C.3 is able to visualize potential scenarios resulting from producer and consumer decisions.C.4 Able to interpret economic variables and has the ability to draw their relationships and predict their trends.C.5 The student has good knowledge in building theoretical models for the product market.w. Generic and transferable skillsD.1 The student is able to communicate in oral and written form.D.2 The student is able to use the teaching aids used in the analysis efficiently.D.3 The student desires to develop himself through teamwork and requests for assistance.D.4 The student is able to cooperate with his classmates in understanding topics related to economic analysis.D.5 The student acquires the skills of expression, writing reports and economic research.

Teaching and learning methods

• Lectures• Question and answer stylePractical applications• Research and working papers

Methods of assessments

Evaluation methodsA written testoral examContinuous formative assessment (periodic)Scientific activities (eg writing a report or giving a presentation)discussionspractical test

Course content:

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An introduction to microeconomics

demand theory

supply theory

Supply and demand applications

Consumer behavior analysis

reproduction theory

costs theory

Perfect competition market

Monopoly market research

Studies in the analysis of financial statements (ACC638)
(ECO610)
Money and banking (ECO713)
Financial Department (Finance Department) (FIN661)
Scientific research methods in finance (FIN662)
investment theory (FIN663)
banking operations (FIN664)
Financial institutions and markets (FIN665)
portfolio theory (FIN666)
Corporate finance (FIN667)
Financial risk management (FIN668)
Islamic financing and investment formulas (FIN669)
Advanced statistics (STAT600)