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UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA

ECTS Guide

FACOLTA’ DI ECONOMIA

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

Academic Year 2000 - 2001

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1. PAVIA: AN HISTORICAL OUTLINE

Pavia lies in Northern Italy, near the confluence of the river Ticino and the river Po. During the Roman Empire, the town, once called Ticinum, was a municipality and an important military site.Still now the main pedestrian streets, Strada Nuova and Corso Cavour with Corso Mazzini, are the two axes of the romanum castrum from which the plan of the town has been rigidly structured. After the Longobard conquest, Pavia became the capital of their kingdom and later of the Regnum Italicum until the XII century.In the subsequent age, Pavia was conquered by the Visconti family, ruling over Milan. The town has also been an important military point, sustaining strenuous sieges during the long Franco-Spanish wars. After the battle of Pavia, in 1525, the town endured Spanish occupation until the peace of Utrecht in 1713. Later Pavia fell under the Austrians and, apart from a brief period of French occupation (1796-1815) under Napoleon, it was ruled by the Austrian Empire until the Second War of Indipendence (1859) and the unification of Italy one year later.

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Pavia still keeps the atmosphere of the ancient Ticinum, of the Longobard Papia, with its castles, its monuments of artistic-historical interest, its medieval towers. A reporter of the XIV century called it the centium turrium town and once there was the chance of seeing many towers of brickwork in the city centre, but now these towers are for the most part cut down and three are still standing in Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, two in via Luigi Porta and another one in Piazza Borromeo.It is important to keep one’s eyes wide open on the historic and artistic wealth that can be spotted in each street; buildings, churches are woven into an urban pattern that represents the beauty of Pavia. The heart of the town is Piazza della Vittoria, a long rectangle with porticoes on the two long sides.On the left side of the piazza there is one of the oldest churches in Pavia, Santa Maria in Gualtieri; on the right there is the Broletto, the former Town Hall, which dates back to the XII century.Piazza della Vittoria is connected to Piazza Duomo by means of the narrow via Omodeo. The Cathedral is a magnificent construction of the Lombard Renaissance; Bramante and Leonardo da Vinci contributed to it. The imposing dome is the third largest in Italy, after San Pietro in Rome and Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence.Going downhill from Piazza Duomo towards the river, one can reach San Teodoro, one of the last Romanesque churches still preserving a Longobardic structure; inside there is an important fersco with a view of the town dating back to 1522. Pavia has other admirable churches, too. The church of San Michele is a masterpiece in Romanesque style. It is in yellow sandstone from the neighbouring hills, very rich on the exterior with many monstrous sculptures, but it is simple and solemn in the interior.Other Pavia’s treasures are Santa Maria del Carmine, whose facade is decorated in moulded red brick with a magnificent large rosette; Santa Maria di Canepanova, conceived by Bramante; San Lanfranco which dates back to the XI century.An important Romanesque church is San Pietro in Ciel d’Oro, mentioned by Dante Alighieri and Francesco Petrarca; it preserves inside the famous Arca the marble coffin of Saint Augustine, and the remains of Boethius and king Liutprand. Walking from the church eastward, the Visconti castle can be reached (the castle is in front of the top of Strada Nuova).It is an imposing square building, begun in 1360 by Galeazzo Visconti; it was one of the finest residences in Europe and now it is the seat of city museums.

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Walking down Strada Nuova one arrives at the University; behind it htere is Piazza Leonardo da Vinci with the Assembly Hall on the right hand side and the old San Matteo hospital on the left. Walking long Strada Nuova southwards towards the river, one comes within the sight of the Covered Bridge: reconstructed after wartime bombing, it is the copy of the earlier one from the XIV century.Furthermore eight kilometers north of Pavia there is the Certosa of Pavia, founded in 1396 by Gian Galeazzo Visconti. It was compared by Montaigne to a »Court of a very munificent prince», and it is the most famous attraction of the town.

2. THE UNIVERSITY

The University of Pavia is one of the oldest Universities in western Europe.An edict issued by Emperor Lothair in 825 established rules for the school of Pavia, for the students from the north of Italy. In the Middle Age, the Longobard law school of Pavia was renown and it reached a significant result with the masterpiece Exposito ad librum papiensem, which is the highest expression of Lombard jurisprudence of that time. The University as an institution was founded in 1361 thanks to Galeazzo Visconti, Lord of Milan, and Emperor Carl IV of Bohemia; it was instituted a Studium generale for the teaching of canon law, civil law, philosophy, medicine and liberal arts.Since late Middle Age, Pavia had eminent teachers such as Lorenzo Valla, in the field of philosophical and literary studies, and Baldo degli Ubaldi and Giason del Maino, great jurists. Its prestige rose in the XV century, as the coming of foreign students witnesses, drawn by the fame of Pavia as a high culture centre.At that time and still through the centuries, Pavia University had been the main institution for shaping the ruling class in Lombarida; many judges, lawyers, politicians, high officials came out from the law school of Pavia. After a period of decadence under Spanish rule, the University was brought to the greatest splendour by Maria Theresia in 1771; scientific and didactic structures were renewed and a program of building rearrangement was carried out. Piermarini and Pollack conceived the plan of the present building with many courtyards that create a very imposing ensemble.In Pavia eminent fellows taught, such as Alessandro Volta in the field of physics, Antonio Scarpa and the Nobel Prize winner for medicine Camillo Golgi, th eromanist Contardo Ferrini and Pietro Bonfante, rodolfo De Nova, eminent master as regards international law. Since 1945 the University has flourished again thanks to the creation of new University colleges, giving the town a particular atmosphere, and the introduction of new faculties. Nowadays the University of Pavia has eight faculties (Law; Political Sciences; Economics; Medicine; Letters and Philosophy; Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences; Pharmacy; Engineering) and a School (of Paleography and Musical Philology); it is provided with libraries and modern didactic and scientific structures, drawing a lot of students from Italian provinces and from all of Europe.

3. USEFUL INFORMATION

3.1 HOW TO REACH PAVIA

Pavia is situated 35 kms south of milan. It can be reached by train: trains leaving Milan - Stazione Centrale to Genoa take 35 minutes to reach Pavia.

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Both Milan airports are connected by bus to Milan - Stazione Centrale. From Milan airport Linate it is also possible to reach Pavia directly by the S.G.E.A. Lombardia bus (leaving every day at 8.30, 9.00, 12.00, 16.50, 20.30 ).Pavia can be reached by car through Milan-Genoa motorway ( exit Pavia Bereguardo ) or state highway 35 (‘Statale dei Giovi’). A coach service connects Milan to Pavia in about 50 minutes.

Bus Transfer Milano Malpensa - University of PaviaOn September 11th 1999 a Bus service between Milano Malpensa airport and the University of Pavia will be provided. The cost for this service is Lit. 40.000 to be paid on arrival.

3.2 ARRIVAL

Every Socrates-Erasmus student should fill the Incoming Form ( two copies ) provided by Pavia student’s Administration Office.

One copy is to be sent back to the Office ( Ripartizione Studenti - Sezione assistenza e mobilità studentesca - Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 1 - 27100 Pavia ) within July 31th. Students have to keep their own copy of Incoming Form in order to exhibit it whenever requested.

When you are in Pavia, as soon as possible:* get in touch with the Socrates Coordinator (the Coordinator should help you to choose which modules to follow in Pavia) * and enroll yourself to the University at the Ufficio Assistenza e Mobilità Studentesca (piazza Leonardo da Vinci - Palazzo del Maino - open MON-FRI 9.30 - 12.00 ).

In order to get an Italian NHS card for the sanitary assistance apply to the ASL (via Indipendenza,3 - second floor - Ufficio assistenza sanitaria per stranieri - open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.30 ) with your E111 (oe E128) form issued by the National Health Service in your country ( Greek students only: please in Latin letters ).If you have a private insurance you don’t need to register.

In order to obtain a Residence Permit apply to the Police Station (Questura - Ufficio Stranieri, Via Rismondo, 68) with:- two passport-size photographs;- the E111 (or E128) duly stamped by ASL or your private insurance translated into italian;- a photocopy of your passport or ID card;- the Incoming Form duly stamped by the Socrates Office of the University of Pavia;- a duty stamp (marca da bollo)of the value of 20,000 Lit.- rent contract of your room (to be obtained at the Centro Assistenza Studenti if your accomodation has been provided by it).

The Resident Permit will be issued in the space of one month.When tou have the Resident Permit go back to the Socrates Office for the official registration.

If you want to open a bank account in Italy you need: - the University Incoming Form; - an identity paper; - the fiscal number ( ‘codice fiscale’ ) issued by the Anagrafe Tributaria Office ( corso Mazzini,18).

3.3 ACCOMODATION

The University has appointed the Centro Assistenza Studenti to manage accomodation for Socrates students.

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Students who want to live in a college can apply for a room in one of the ISU colleges, where the monthly rent is:

single room..........................480,000 Lit. (Euro 247.90)twin room.............................320,000 Lit. (Euro 165.30)

COLLEGIO FRACCARO ( male only ) Piazza Leonardo da Vinci,2 Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderetteCOLLEGIO CARDANO Viale Resistenza,15 Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfastCOLLEGIO CAIROLI Piazza Collegio Cairoli,1 Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, breakfastCOLLEGIO GRIZIOTTI Via Tavazzani, 58

Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfastCOLLEGIO CASTIGLIONI BRUGNATELLI (female only) Via San Martino, 18

Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfastCOLLEGIO SPALLANZANI ( male only) Via Ugo foscolo, 17

Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfastCOLLEGIO DEL MAINO Via Luino Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfastCOLLEGIO VOLTA Via Abbiate Grasso Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, launderette, breakfast Apart from colleges, there is an ISU hall of residence, where the monthly rent is :

single room...............................320,000 Lit.twin room..................................270,000 Lit.

RESIDENZA GOLGI I and II Via Aselli, 39 - 43

Services: library, computers, gym, TV room, Launderette, breakfast

Students can also choose to live in private colleges (so called Historical Colleges). An application form has to be handed in to partecipate to the selection.

ALMO COLLEGIO BORROMEO Piazza Borromeo, 9 For information: +39 0382 3955 COLLEGIO GHISLIERI Piazza Ghislieri, 5 For information: +39 0382 22044COLLEGIO NUOVO Via Abbiategrasso, 404 For information: +39 0382 422343COLLEGIO SANTA CATERINA Via San Martino 17/a For information: +39 0382 33423

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Students can also choose to stay in a flat, and in this case the monthly rent depends on the flat location; in the following box you can find prices concerning flats situatedin the city centre, but just a little far from the city centre you can find a cheaperaccomodation.

ROOMS IN SHARED FLATSsingle room............................... from 400,000 Lit. to 500,000twin room.................................. from 350,000 Lit. to 400,000

3.4. REFECTORIES

In Pavia there are four ISU refectories: Fast food, Corso Carlo Alberto (close to the central buildings of the university); Polo Cravino, via Bassi (near to scientific departements); Collegio Castiglioni, via San Martino, 18; Collegio Fraccaro, piazza Leonardo da Vinci, 2.

Apart from the first one, in order to enter these refectories (where a meal cost 8,000 lire) students need a magnetic card that you can get at the ISU office (via Calatafimi, 11 - open MON-FRI 9.30-12, 14-15) showing your incoming Form and your passport or your ID card.

3.5. LANGUAGE COURSES (Italian for foreigners)

The University language centre (Centro Linguistico) organises courses of Italian for foreign students. For the academic year 2000/2001 Italian courses will be offered as follows. Autumn term: from 13 September to 1st October Spring term: from 31 January to 24 February

Each course consists of 50 hours. All courses are free.

Students wishing to enrol will have to:- fill in the enrolment form- take an entry test on the first day of the course (the purpose of this test is to assign students to one of othe three levels: beginner, elementary, intermediate. There are no courses for advanced students).

All foreign students studyng at Pavia University are allowed to use the self-study facilities (media library and language lab) available in the «Centro Linguistico» (Monday - Friday 9.00 - 18.00).

For further information please contact:

Centro LinguisticoUniversità degli Studi di Pavia

Corso Strada Nuova, 6527100 Pavia

Tel. ++39 - 382 - 504476Fax ++39 - 382 - 504476

Web site: http://www.unipv.it/cenlinge-mail: [email protected]

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3.6. BUSES

Pavia is a small town where you can go wherever you want riding bicycle, but, anyway, there are several urban bus lines. Bus tickets are sold by tobacconist: a simple ticket cost 1,500 lire, but you can ask for further information about student facilities at ASM office (corso Carlo Alberto, 44 - http://www.ASM.pv.it).

4. USEFUL ADDRESSES

Università degli Studi di Pavia - central building Strada Nuova, 65 27100 Pavia Web: http://www.unipv.itStudents’ secretary office (Segreteria studenti) Via Sant’Agostino, 1 27100 Pavia open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.00 Phone number: 0039/382/504200I.S.U. - University Study Institute Via Calatafimi, 11 27100 Pavia open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.00 Phone numbers: 0039/382/22392, 0039/382/27742, 0039/382/29218Student Assistence Office Ripartizione Studenti Sezione Assistenza e Mobilità Studentesca Via Sant'Agostino 2 27100 Pavia open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.00 Phone number: 0039/382/504935/6 Fax: 0039/382/504933Accomodation Office C.A.S. - Centro Assistenza Studenti Corso Mazzini, 9 27100 Pavia Phone - Fax number: 0039/382/539393University Sport Centre C.U.S. - Centro sportivo universitario Via Bassi, 9/a 27100 Pavia open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.00, MON and WED 15.00 - 17.00 Phone number: 0382/422134 E-mail: [email protected] Service Office (ASL n° 42) Via Indipendenza, 3 27100 Pavia open MON - FRI 9.30 - 12.30 Phone number: 0382/4311 or 4321Hospital (Policlinico San Matteo) Piazzale Camillo Golgi, 2 27100 Pavia Phone Number: 0382/5011 Emergency: 118

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Casuality Department Phone number: 0382/502421Fire Department Viale Campari, 34 27100 Pavia Phone number: 0382/463331 - emergency: 115Railway Station Piazza Stazione 27100 Pavia Phone number (informations):0039/147888088Central Post Office Piazza della Posta, 1 27100 Pavia Phone number: 0382/33870

5. LIVING IN PAVIA

THEATRE Teatro Fraschini, Strada Nuova, 138CINEMAS Corallo Ritz, via Bossolano, 15 Corso - Corsino, corso Cavour, 30 Polisala Castello, vilae Necchi, 2 Politeama, Corso cavour, 20 Roma, via XX Settembre, 3/5PUBS AND CLUBS Bronx, via dei Longobardi Cafè Dublino (Irish Pub), Corso Cairoli, 24/A Celebrità, via Cravos, 1 Enoteca, Alzaia sinistra del Naviglio Follia Rock, via Rezia, 42 Il Broletto (Irish Pub), piazza Vittoria, 14 Insonnia cafè, via Cravos, 17 Sottovento, via Siro Comi, 8 Spazio Musica, via Faruffini, 5 Vittoria, corso Mazzini, 8BOOK SHOPS C.L.U., Via San Fermo, 3 - via Bassi C.U.S.L., Corso Carlo Alberto, 78 Del corso, Corso Cavour, 51 Del Ponte, Via Ponte Vecchio, 27 Il Delfino, Piazza della Vittoria, 11 La Civetta, Via XX settembre, 29/A La Goliardica Pavese, Viale Taramelli, 18 - via Lombroso, 21 Parnaso, Via Teodolinda, 23 Ticinium, Corso Mazzini, 2 Universitaria D.E.S. Libri, Corso Carlo Alberto, 52 - via San Felice, 2LIBRARIES Biblioteca Centrale Universitaria, Strada Nuova, 65 Biblioteca Civica Bonetta, piazza Petrarca

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SPORT The University Sport Centere (C.U.S.) organizes many different activities: atletics, basketball, volleyball, football, swimming, judo, rowing, canoeing, rugby, archery, fencing, skiing, stretching, gymnastic, dance, step, aerobics. For further information concerning C.U.S. facilities: C.U.S. office via Bassi, 9/A. Swimming pools: viale Resistenza, 2

via Folperti via Mascherpa, 10

6. FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

6.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

The Faculty of Economics is located in Via S. Felice, 5. The Faculty of Economics ( Facoltà di Economia ) of the University of Pavia awards a first degree in Economics ( laurea in Economia ) and a first degree in Business Administration (laurea in Economia Aziendale ) on completation of a four - year course and writing of a dissertation about 100-150 pages long . In order to complete the four-year course students must overcome examinations on 24 courses plus a test on a foreign language and computing. 11 courses are compulsory, whereas 13 courses are optional .

Besides, the University of Pavia offers a three-year Ph.D. degree course in Political Economy in conjunction with four other Italian Universities . The Department of Political Economy , therefore, is also involved in the running of this course : the number of post-graduate students that are accepted on it every year is very low ( from 7 to 10 ).

The University Library:Total resourse : approx. 31.000 volumes Periodical : 700Annual additions : approx. 1.000The university is linked with the inter-library loan service.Open:MON - THUR 8.30 - 18.00FRI 8.30 - 14.00

The Computer Center As a service institution the Computer Center provides the university with data processing capacity for research and for instructional and administrative purposes. It is responsible for more than 50 personal computers as well as for the university 's internal computer network linking hundreds of work stations. A considerable number of microprocessors are connected with the central computers. All computers are equipped with the current programming languages ; the central computers feature programme packages for graphics, statistics, numerical control etc. as well as data bank systems.E-mail and Internet serviceOpen :MON - THUR 9.30 - 17.30FRI 9.30 - 14.00

For further information about services privided by the Faculty of Economics you can read the Student Guide (Guida dello Studente) which is printed every year.

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6.2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

The academic year is divided into two semesters of two term each. Courses are taught during the following period :

First Semester : First Term:

2 October - 11 NovemberExam Period:

20 November - 25 NovemberSecond Term:

27 November-20 JanuaryExam Period:

29 January - 17 February

Second Semester :Third Term:

19 February - 31 MarchExam Period:

9 April - 11 AprilFourth Term:

23 April - 3 JuneExam Period:

11 June - 15 July6.3 ADRESSES

Faculty 's address : Università degli Studi di Pavia

Facoltà di EconomiaVia S.Felice 5

27100 - PAVIATel : +39 / 382 / 506204 ( Dean's Secretary )

Faculty's departments :Dept. of Political Economy and Quantitative Methods

(Dipartimento di Economia Politica e Medodi QuantitativiVia S. Felice, 527100 PAVIA

Tel : +39 / 382 / 506208Fax: +39 / 382 / 304226

Dept. of Business Studies(Dipartimento di Ricerche Aziendali)

Via S. Felice , 527100 PAVIA

Tel: +39 / 382 / 506229Fax: +39 / 382 / 506228

Our home page on the World Wide Web can be found at:

www.unipv.it

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SOCRATES DEPARTMENTAL CO-ORDINATOR

Prof. Lorenza VIOLINIUniversità degli Studi di Pavia

Facoltà di EconomiaDipartimento di Ricerche Aziendali

Via S. Felice, 5I - 27100 PAVIA

Tel. ++39/382/506252Fax ++39/382/506228

E-mail: [email protected]

SOCRATES OFFICE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS

Facoltà di EconomiaVia S. Felice, 5

I - 27100 PAVIA

Tel. ++39/382/506252Fax ++39/382/506228

E-mail: [email protected]

THE SOCRATES INSTITUTIONAL CO-ORDINATORUNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA

Università degli Studi di Pavia Ripartizione Studenti -

Sezione Assistenza e Mobilità StudentescaDott. Antonella SORESINI

P.zza L. Da Vinci , 1 - Palazzo del Maino27100 Pavia

Phone number: 0039/382/504935/6 Fax: 0039/382/504933

Open MON-FRI 9.30 - 12.00

More information about the University of Pavia area available on the internet address:

http://www.unipv.it/erasmus.html

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Università degli Studi di PaviaFACULTY OF ECONOMICS

COURSES

Academic Year 2000 - 2001

The following general description applies to all the courses taught in the Faculty of Economics:

Language: all courses are taught in Italian Type of courses: all courses are lectures courses, but sometimes they are

accompanied by seminars Period: from October to May Total number of hours: 60/70 or 35 Number of ECTS credits: 10 (70 hours), 5 (35 hours), 6 (Language courses)

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COURSES, SEMESTER, Hours and ECTS Credits

Semester Hours Ects

Accounting:

BILANCIO ED ALTRE DETERMINAZIONIDI SINTESI (OPERAZIONI STRAORDINARIE)Accounting, Advanced course

II 36 5METODOLOGIE E DETERMINAZIONIQUANTITATIVE D'AZIENDAAccounting, Advanced course.

I 70 10RAGIONERIA GENERALE E APPLICATAAccounting

I 70 10

Business Administration:ECONOMIA AZIENDALE (ISTITUZIONI DI)Firm Economics

I 36 5

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELL'AZIENDA AGRARIAE AGRO-ALIMENTAREAgribusiness Economics and Management

II 36 5ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE(ISTITUZIONI DI)Theory of business administration, Basic course

II 36 5ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE Theory of business administration

II 70 10

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE,Corso progreditoTheory of business administration, Advanced Course

I 36 5ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE COMMERCIALITheory of commercial business administration

I 70 10ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE INTERNAZIONALITheory of international business administration

I 36 5ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE DI SERVIZI Theory of business administration in the service-sector entreprises

II 36 5

ECONOMIA DEGLI INTERMEDIARI FINANZIARIEconomics of Financial Intermediaries

II 70 10

FINANZA AZIENDALE Corporate Finance

I 70 10

FINANZA AZIENDALE Corso progredito Corporate Finance, Advanced course

II 36 5

FINANZA AZIENDALE INTERNAZIONALE International Financial Management

II 36 5

MARKETING I 70 10ORGANIZZAZIONE AZIENDALE Firm organization

I 70 10

ORGANIZZAZIONE DEI SISTEMI INFORMATIVI AZIENDALIOrganization of business computing systems

I 70 10PROGRAMMAZIONE E CONTROLLOFirm Control and Budgeting

II 70 10

SISTEMI INFORMATIVI I 70 10

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Computing systemsSTRATEGIA E POLITICA AZIENDALEBusiness Policy and Strategy

II 70 10

TECNICA BANCARIA Banking

II 70 10

TECNICA INDUSTRIALE E COMMERCIALECommercial and Industrial Technique

I 70 10

TECNOLOGIA DEI CICLI PRODUTTIVI Technology of Production Cycles

I 70 10

Economics:ECONOMIA AGRARIAAgricoltural Economics

I 70 10

ECONOMIA INDUSTRIALE Industrial Economics

II 70 10

ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE International Economics

I 70 10

ECONOMIA DEI MERCATI MONETARI E FINANZIARIEconomics of Monetary and Financial Markets

II 36 5

ECONOMIA DEL LAVOROLabour Economics

I 70 10

ECONOMIA MONETARIA Monetary Economics

II 70 10

ECONOMIA POLITICA (ISTITUZIONI DI)Political Economics 1

II 36 5

ECONOMIA POLITICA 2 Political Economics 2

I 70 10

ECONOMIA PUBBLICA Public Economics

I 70 10

ECONOMIA REGIONALE Regional Economics

I 70 10

ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPODevelopment Economics

II 70 10

MICROECONOMIAMicroeconomics

II 70 5

POLITICA ECONOMICA Economic Policy

II 70 10

SCIENZA DELLE FINANZEPublic finance

I 70 10

STORIA DELL’ECONOMIA POLITICA History of Political Economy

I 70 10

STORIA ECONOMICA Economic History

I and II 70 10

STORIA ECONOMICA, Corso progreditoEconomic History, Advanced course

I 70 10

SVILUPPO DELLE ECONOMIE AGRICOLEDevelopment of the agricoltural economies

II 36 5

Languages:LINGUA FRANCESE I French Language I

I 70 6

LINGUA FRANCESE II French Language II

II 70 6

LINGUA INGLESE I English Language I

I 70 6

LINGUA INGLESE II English Language II

II 70 6

LINGUA SPAGNOLA I I 70 6

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Spanish Language I LINGUA SPAGNOLA II Spanish Language II

II 70 6

LINGUA TEDESCA 1 German Language 1

I 70 6


II 70 6

Law:DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO Administrative Law

II 70 10

DIRITTO BANCARIO Banking Law

I and II 70 10

DIRITTO COMMERCIALE Commercial Law

II 70 10

DIRITTO COMMERCIALE, Corso progredito Commercial Law, Advanced course

I 70 10

DIRITTO DELLE COMUNITA’ EUROPEE European Community Law

II 70 10

DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALEConstitutional Law

I 36 5

DIRITTO FALLIMENTARE Bankruptcy Law

II 36 5

DIRITTO INDUSTRIALE Intellectual Property Law

II 70 10

DIRITTO DEL LAVORO Labour Law

I 70 10

DIRITTO PENALE COMMERCIALEPenal Commercial Law

II 36 5

DIRITTO TRIBUTARIO Tax Law

I 70 10

DIRITTO TRIBUTARIO Corso progredito Tax Law, Advanced course

II 70 10

ISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PRIVATO Private Law

I 70 10

ISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PUBBLICO Public Law

II 70 10

Mathematics:CALCOLO DELLE PROBABILITA’ Probability Theory

I 70 10

MATEMATICA FINANZIARIA 1 Financial Mathematics 1

I 70 10


II 70 10

MATEMATICA GENERALE 1Mathematics 1

I 36 5


I 36 5

MATEMATICA PER LE DECISIONI DELLA FINANZA AZIENDALEMathematics for Decisions in Finance

II 36 5METODI E MODELLI PER LE SCELTE ECONOMICHE Methods and Models for Economic Choices

I 70 10

MODELLI MATEMATICI PER I MERCATI FINANZIARIMathematical models for financial markets

I or II 70 10

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TEORIA DELLE DECISIONI Decision Theory

I 70 10

Statistics:ECONOMETRIA Econometrics

II 70 10

METODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALEResearch Methods and Technics in Social Sciences

I 70 10METODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCASOCIALE Corso progredito Research Methods and Technics in Social Sciences, Advanced course

I 36 5

STATISTICA 1: ANALISI DEI DATIStatistics 1, Data analysis

II 36 5

STATISTICA 1: PROBABILITA' E INFERENZAStatistics 1, Probability and Inference

II 36 5

STATISTICA 2 Statistics 2

I 70 10

STATISTICA ECONOMICA Economics Statistics

II 70 10

STATISTICA MATEMATICA Mathematical Statistics

II 70 10

Other courses:CONOSCENZE INFORMATICHE DI BASE Basical Computing

I and II 70 10

ETICA FONDAMENTALEEthics, Basic Course

36 5

ETICA AMBIENTALEEnvironmental Ethics

36 5

ETICA ED ECONOMIAEthics and Economics

36 5

ETICA MEDICA E BIOMEDICAMedical and Biomedical Ethics

36 5

ISTITUZIONI DI LOGICALogic, Basic course

36 5

SOCIOLOGIA Sociology

I 70 10

SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO Sociology of the Labour Market

II 70 10

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BILANCIO ED ALTRE DETERMINAZIONI DI SINTESI (OPERAZIONI STRAORDINARIE)Accounting, Advanced course

Lecturer: Ferdinando Superti Furga

Description:The aim of the course is to anlyze the accounting aspects and the problems regarding the economics side of the normative law firms and the uncommon transactions.

Indicative Bibliography:Paoloni M., Cesaroni F.M., I bilanci straordinari, CEDAM, Padova,1999.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Oral examination.

CALCOLO DELLE PROBABILITA’ Probability Theory

Lecturer: Pietro Rigo

Description:Probability Theory and finacial applications, Random Processes in finance.

Indicative Bibliography:Baldi P., Calcolo delle Probabilità e Statistica, Mc Graw-Hill libri Italia, 1992;Lamberton D., Lapeyre B., Introduction au calcul stochastique applique a la finance, Ellipses, 1992;Lecture notes.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Project and oral examination.

CONOSCENZE INFORMATICHE DI BASE Basical Computing

Lecturer: Sergio Pezzoni

Description: Hardware and Software, data elaboration, Windows and its applications, Access, Excel;

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes, Windows, Access, Excel Handbooks.

Credits: 6

Method of assessment: Excel and Access excercises.

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DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO Administrative Law

Lecturer: Martino Colucci

Description: New patterns in administrative organisation : privatisations, indipendent regulatory agencies, reform of public employment.Reform of administrative action : the enforcement of the Administrative Procedure Act of 1990, administrative supervision of government bodies, deregulation.

Indicative BibliographyVirga, Diritto amministrativo, volume I, Milano, 1999, pp. 3-126; 283-338Virga, Diritto amministrativo, volume II, Milano, 1999, pp. 3-151; 167-182Virga, Diritto amministrativo, volume IV, Milano, 1999, pp. 3-30; 133-168; 245-255; 287-305.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Oral examination

DIRITTO BANCARIO Banking Law

Lecturer: Mario Cera

Description:Financial markets and their regulation in the European Law.

Indicative Bibliography:R Costi, L'ordinamento bancario, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1994;P. Ferro-Luzzi, Lezioni di diritto bancario, Giappichelli, Torino, 1995;A. Antonucci, Diritto delle banche, Giuffrè, Milano,1997;R. Costi, Il mercato mobiliare, Giappichelli, Torino, 1997;Some material will be suggested during the course.

Credits: 10


DIRITTO COMMERCIALE Commercial Law

Lecturer: Paolo Benazzo

Description :The object of the course in the study of general rules and regulation of economics undertakings as an individual or in the form of a partnership and/or a company. In particular, the course will center on the legal aspects of such undertaking, with special attention to profit making partnership and companies.A special section of the course shall be dedicated to the study on Italian rules and regulations on publicly-held companies, with particular reference to those whose shares are quoted on Stock Exchanges.

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Indicative Bibliography:VV.AA., Diritto commerciale, Monduzzi Editore, BolognaCampobasso G.F., Diritto commerciale, vol. 1, Diritto dell’impresa e vol. 2, Diritto delle società, Utet, TorinoDi Sabato F., Manuale delle società, Utet, TorinoFerrara F. - Corti F., Gli imprenditori e le società, Giuffrè, MilanoGalgano F., Diritto commerciale, vol. 1, L’imprenditore e vol. 2, Le società, Zanichelli, Bologna.

Credits: 10


DIRITTO COMMERCIALE, Corso progredito Commercial Law, Advanced course

Lecturer: Antonio Colleoni

Description:Finalcial Intermediation and Financial Markets law.

Indicative Bibliography:The relative bibliography will be given at the beginning of the course.

Credits : 10


DIRITTO DELLE COMUNITA’ EUROPEE European Community Law

Lecturer: Maria Pia Belloni

Description:The course regards the political and institutional system of the European Community, its working rules and the results of its application.

Indicative Bibliography:Nascimbene, Comunità e Unione Europea: Codice delle istituzioni, Giappichelli, ultima Edizione;Zanglì, Istituzioni di diritto dell'Unione Europea, Giappichelli 2000;

Credits : 10


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DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALEConstitutional Law

Lecturers: Lorenza Violini A-K Maria Elena Gennusa L-Z

Description:The aim of the course is to analyze the sources of the Law and the different istitutional systems in their general features and with regard to their historical evolution.A particular attention will be payed to the Italian Costitution and its peculiarities.

Indicative BibliographyGrottanelli de' Santi, Note introduttive di diritto Costituzionale, Giappichelli, Torino, 1990;L. Paladini, Le fonti del diritto italiano, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1996;

Credits: 5

Method of Assessment: Oral or written examination.

DIRITTO FALLIMENTARE Bankruptcy Law

Lecturer: Carlo Bruno Vanetti

Description:Company Crisis, recovery and restructuring; procedures that prevent or substitute bankruptcy; bankrupcy; related foreign or EEC Provisions

Indicative BibliographyFERRARA and BORGIOLI, Il fallimento, Milan, Giuffrè, 1995 ALLEGRI et al., Diritto commerciale, Monduzzi, Bologna, 1999 (specific items)

Credits: 10

Method of Assessment: Oral or written examination

DIRITTO INDUSTRIALE Intellectual Property Law

Lecturer: Paolo Auteri

Description:In Italian "Diritto Industriale" means the law of industrial or intellectual property, i.e. trade marks, patents, copyright, registered designs, but also the law of unfair competition and the competition law or antitrust law. The lectures will deal with trade marks, patents, unfair competition, but particulary with Italian and European competition law.

Indicative Bibliography:Vanzetti A., Di Cataldo V., Manuale di diritto industriale, 2a ed., Giuffré, Milano,1996

Credits : 10

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Method of assessment: Oral examination. Case law concerning Italian and European competition law will be discussed in the course of the lectures.

DIRITTO DEL LAVORO Labour Law

Lecturer: To be appointed

Description:Regulation of contracts and labour relation.

Indicative Bibliography:Students can use one of following books:Galantino L., Lezioni di diritto del lavoro, Giappichelli, Torino;Ghera E., Diritto del lavoro, Cacucci, Bari;Ghezzi G., Romagnoli U., Il rapporto di lavoro, Zanicchelli, BolognaCarinci F., De Luca Tamajo R., Tosi P., Treu T., Diritto del lavoro 2, Il rapporto di lavoro subordinato, UTET, Torino;Galantino L., Diritto sindacale, Giappichelli, Torino;Giugni G., Diritto sindacale, Cacucci, Bari;Ghezzi G., Romagnoli U., Il diritto sindacale, Zanicchelli, Bologna

Credits:10

Method of assessment: Students are supposed to have a good knowledge of the Italian Private Law. Oral examination.

DIRITTO PENALE COMMERCIALEPenal Commercial Law

Lecturer: Paolo Maria Tabellini

Description:The aim of the course is to give the students the foundation for the knowledge of the Institutions which invest in firms and companies.

Indicative Bibliography:Antolisei F.; Manuale di diritto penale, Giuffrè, Milano, 1997Leggi complementari, vol. I, I reati societari e bancari - parte speciale Reati in materia di comunicazioneLeggi complementari, vol. II, Reati fallimentari, capp. I - VII; Reati tributari, capp. I - II

Credits : 5


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DIRITTO TRIBUTARIO Tax Law


Description:An examination of the general and constitutional principles on fiscal collection, and analysis of the most important taxes. An overall view of the principles of the community on taxes and practise on the most important extraordinary corporate operations.- General and constitutional principles- Examination of the most important taxes- Practise

Indicative Bibliography ( suggested books):De Mita E. , Appunti di Diritto Tributario, Giuffré, MilanoFalsitta G., Manuale di Diritto Tributario, CEDAM, PadovaFantozzi A., Diritto tributario, UTET, TorinoRusso P. , Manuale di Diritto Tributario, Giuffré, MilanoCarmini - Mainardi, Elementi di Diritto Tributario Comunitario, CEDAM , PadovaBosi C. and Guerra Cecilia M., I tributi nell’economia italiana, Il Mulino, Bologna

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: oral examination

DIRITTO TRIBUTARIO Corso progredito Tax Law, Advanced course


Description:To attend this course, students must have already passed the "Diritto Tributario" exame - (base course) . The aim of the course is to deepen the knowledge on income - Tax and on the value - added Tax, and the reconstruction of the main uncommon business transactions.The first part of the course will be about income - Tax and value - addedt Tax; the second part will be about the main uncommon business transactions.

Indicative Bibliography:Lupi R., Lezioni di Diritto Tributario, Giuffrè, Milano (Parte generale e parte speciale)Tesauro F., Istituzioni di Diritto Tributario, UTET, Torino, (Parte generale e parte speciale)Carmini and Mainardi, Elementi di Diritto Tributario Commerciale, CEDAM, PadovaManera M., Le partecipazioni sociali nellìimposizione sui redditi, UTET, Torino.Perotta and Garegnani, Le operazioni di gestione straordinaria, Giuffrè, Milano

Credits : 10


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ECONOMETRIA Econometrics

Lecturer: Carlo Giannini

Description :Elements of statistics, calculus and linear algebra. The multiple regression , application and interpretation, Serial correlation, heteroschedasticity, generalised least squares. Symultaneous equations. Seemingly unrelated equations. Sims approach, Integration and cointegration analysis, Identification in the cointegrating space.

Indicative Bibliography:To be discussed with the teacher

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Written and oral examination

ECONOMIA AGRARIAAgricoltural Economics

Lecturer: Carlo Bernini Carri

Description: The class concernes theoretical concepts and instruments of the agricultural economy and the the political economy applied to agricultural sector. In the first part the aim is to supply basic elements in the production and market fields of the agricultural goods (production and cost functions, demand, supply anf market functions and so on). In the second part the aim is to analyse the foundations and the evolution of the CAP (common agricultural policy) of the UE, with reference to the allocative and redistributive effects and the perspectives of the recent CAP reform in the context of the new commercial agreements and integration process.

Indicative Bibliography.Fanfani R., Lo sviluppo della politica agricola comunitaria, NIS-Carrocci editore, Roma;Lechi F., Politica Agraria, EtasLibri, Milano;

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Oral examination and paper (optionally).

ECONOMIA AZIENDALE (ISTITUZIONI DI)Firm Economics

Lecturer: Piero Mella

Description : The investment theory and the theory of the firm observed from an internal point of view using the system theory. The firm is conceived as a macro system composed of five micro systems developing five efficient transformations: productive, economic, financial, entrepreneurial and managerial.Main topics: productivity, quality, capital and income measurement, cost measurement, price-cost relationships, strategies, budgeting and reporting.

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Indicative Bibliography:P. Mella, The firm as a transformation systemP. Mella, Elementi di Economia Aziendale, Utet, Torino, 1992

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Written and oral examination.

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELL'AZIENDA AGRARIA EAGRO-ALIMENTAREAgribusiness Economics and Management

Lecturer: Maria Sassi

Description:The pourpose of this course is the in-depth treatment of economic and management theoretical and practical issues of the agri-industry system. Topics covered include: organization: 1)agri-industry system organization; 2)different approaches to agri-industry

system organization analysis; strategies: 1)concentration; 2)internationalization; 3)diversification; Italian and European agri-industry system: 1)characters and dynamics; 2)structure and

localization.

Indicative Bibliography:Malassis L., Ghersi G., Introduzione all’economia agroalimentare, Bologna: Il Mulino, 1995;Cesaretti G., Mariani A., Sodano V., Sistema agroalimentare e mercati agricoli, Bologna: Il Mulino, 1994: parte III;ISMEA, Rapporto annuale sulle tendenze del sistema agroalimentare italiano, 1998;ISMEA, Struttura e localizzazione dell’industria agroalimentare italiana, 1997.Various articles will be suggested during the course

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: oral examination or paper for students who have attended the lectures.

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE (ISTITUZIONI DI)Theory of business administration, Basic course

Lecturer: Dario Velo

Description:The aim of the course is to analyze the relationships between business companies and the economic system. In particular, the course will analyze the management functions and the importance of strategic plans.

Indicative Bibliography:To be suggested during the lectures.

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ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE Theory of business administration <Jean Monnet> European chair)

Lecturer: Dario Velo

Description: Industry and finance in Italy and in Europe Business Strategy Internationalization Strategies

Indicative Bibliography:R.M. Grant., L’analisi strategica della gestione aziendale, Il Mulino, 1999C. Passerino, Lezioni introduttive all’economia sanitaria , Pavia, 1999A. Zucchella, I nuovi percorsi di internazionalizzazione, Giuffrè, 1999

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Two written examinations during the course and an oral final exam..

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESETheory of business administration

Lecturer: Sandro Frova

Description: Foundations of the industrial analysis Strategic analysis in the business administration European industry’s characteristics and position of italian industry

Indicative Bibliography:R.M. Grant., L’analisi strategica della gestione aziendale, Il Mulino, 1999Lecture notes

Credits : 10


ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE, Corso progreditoTheory of business administration, Advanced Course

Lecturer: Sandro Frova

Description:The aim of this course is to analyze in-depth the main issues in business administration with special regard to the antitrust regulation of the markets

Indicative Bibliography:F. Gobbo, G. Bruzzone, M. Ferrero, G. Utili, Il mercato e la tutela della concorrenza. Introduzione all’economia e alla politica della concorrenza, Il Mulino, 1997S. Frova (a cura di), Letture per il corso di Economia e gestione delle imprese - Concorrenza e regolamentazione, 1998

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ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE COMMERCIALITheory of commercial business administration

Lecturer: Dario Fruscio

Description : Economy and structure of commercial distribution Commercial legislation Main commercial retail and wholesale structures

Indicative Bibliography.D. Fruscio, Economia e tecnica della distribuzione commerciale, Giappichelli Editore, Torino, 1996L. Pellegrini, La distribuzione commerciale in Italia, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1996, pp. 11-77.Lecture notes.

Credits : 10


ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE INTERNAZIONALITheory of international business administration


Description : Internationalization and globalization of economies International, multinational, global and transnational enterprises Internationalisation strategies International marketing

Indicative Bibliography:A. Majocchi, Economia e strategia d’impresa, Giuffrè Editore, Milano, 1998E. Valdani, Adams, Marketing globale, Egea, Milano, 1998

Credits: 5

Method of assessment: Written test for students attending the lectures. Oral exam for other students

ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE DI SERVIZI Theory of business administration in the service-sector entreprises

Lecturer: Carla Cattaneo

Description:The nature, development and classification of service-sector enterprises; their role and applications in the modern-day economy.

Indicative Bibliography:

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Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Oral examination and an optional paper for students who have attended the course.

ECONOMIA INDUSTRIALE Industrial Economics

Lecturers: Andrea Fumagalli Part 1 Davide Vannoni Part 2

Description: Part 1: Market, firm and tecnology:a) The Market and the Firm: The nature of the firm; the Structure-Conduct- Performance

(SCP) approach; the model of Dasgupta-Stiglitz; contestable market theory.b) Theory of the firm: managerial theory; neo-neoclassical theory of the firm: team production

approach, the theory of property rights and incomplete contracts theory; transaction cost approach ; cooperative firm.

c) Technical change and firm behaviour: behavioural approach and bounded rationality approach; neo-schumpeterian approach; the evolutionary theory of the firm ; first steps in technological diffusion theory.

Part 2: Oligopoly, Game Theory and Firm Stategy:Non cooperative game theory. Games in strategic and extensive form. Simultaneous and sequential games, one-shot and repeated games. Some concepts of solution: Nash equilibrium in pure and mixed strategies. Refinements of Nash equilibrium: sub-game perfect equilibrium. Tacit collusion in repeated games (super-games).Applications to Industrial Economics: The Bertrand model; The Cournot model; The Stackelberg model. Entry decisions: blockaded entry, deterred entry, accomodated entry. A taxonomy of firms’ strategies in sequential games. Collusion in repeated games (super-games). Competition policy: Antitrust law and the activity of the Antitrust Authority in Italy.

Indicative Bibliography:F.Del Bono-S.Zamagni: Microeconomia, Il Mulino, Bologna, ottobre 1999, A.Fumagalli: Moneta e tecnologia, F.Angeli, Milano, 1995.Bertoletti P., Note introduttive alla teoria dei giochi ed alle sue applicazioni all’economia industriale, Quaderno di Dipartimento #8 (5-95), Sembenelli A., Oligopolio e Decisioni delle imprese. Lezioni di Organizzazione Industriale, CUSL, Torino. Cap. 3, 4, 6, 7

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Written and (optionally) oral examination.

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International Economics

Lecturer: Guido Montani

Description:Theory of international trade - International trade policies - Macroeconomic problem of the open economies - The world economy - Political economy - Political economy and international economics - The new economics international order.

Indicative Bibliography:P.R. Krugman and M.Obstfeld, International Economics , Harper Collins, New York, 1994G.Montani, L'economia politica e il mercato mondiale, Laterza, Bari, 1996L. Bini Smaghi, Chi ci salve dalla prossima crisi finanziaria?, Il Mulino, Bologna, 2000B. Eichengreen, Globalizing capital. A history of the international money system, Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1966B. Jossa, La moneta unica europea, Carocci editore,1999J. Pinder, European Community. The bulding of a Union, Oxford University Press, Oxford,1995J.A. Frieden, D.A. Lake, International Political Economy, Routledge, London,1999

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Two written examinations at the end of each term and a final oral exam.

ECONOMIA DEGLI INTERMEDIARI FINANZIARIEconomics of Financial Intermediaries

Lecturer: Matteo Mattei Gentili

Description:Characteristics, functions, policies and structures of Financial intermediaries.

Indicative Bibliography:To be defined during the course.

Credits : 10


ECONOMIA DEI MERCATI MONETARI E FINANZIARIEconomics of Monetary and Financial Markets

Lecturer: Eduardo Rossi

Description : Introduction to the modern theory of finance.1)Choices under uncertainty; 2)Portfolio selection; 3)Equlibrium in static markets under uncertainty (CAPM, APT, general equilibrium); 4)Derivatives: Forward, Futures and Options. 5)An introduction to continuos-time asset pricing 6)Dynamic optimization and intertemporal equilibrium models 7)Term-structure models.

Indicative bibliography:A. Beltratti, Teoria della finanza, Carocci, 1999.

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Credits: 5

Method of assessment: Written examination.

ECONOMIA DEL LAVOROLabour Economics

Lecturer: Francesco Campanella

Description: Labour theories: Ideas and history:1) Social models of labour; 2) Time to work; 3) Time to

live; 4) Employment and unemployment Labour policy: facts and reality:1) Job-search; 2) Labour active policies; 3) Identification

and discrimination; 4) Skills, abilities and vocation

Indicative Bibliography: It will be given at the end of each seminar course.

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Paper or oral examination

ECONOMIA MONETARIA Monetary Economics

Lecturers: Giancarlo Bertocco Part 1 Guido Ascari Part 2

Description: Part I:1)Money demand and the term structure of interest rates; 2) Money supply and the regulation of financial systems; 3)Inflation: causes and costs; 4)Tasks of Central Banks: the credibility issue; 5)The European central Bank and its architecture; 6)Exchange rate determination and international financial crises: do we need to regulate the global financial markets? Part II: 1)Money, credit and financial intermediaries within J.Tobin 'new view'. 2)The transmission mechanism of monetary policy: the monetarist counter-revolution. 3)Information asymmetries, financial intermediation and credit rationing. 4)Post Keynesian monetary theory: endogenous vs. exogenous money. 5)The features of the monetary mechanism in Italy.

Indicative Bibliography:Pittaluga G.B., Economia monetaria, Hoepli, 1999.De Grauwe P., Economia dell’integrazione monetaria, Il Mulino, 1998.De Grauwe P., Economia monetaria internazionale, Il Mulino, 1991.G.Bertocco, Appunti di economia monetaria, dispense, Pavia 1998G.Bertocco, Il ruolo della politica monetaria nel pensiero di tre governatori della Banca d'Italia, Politica Economica n° 3, dicembre 1992;G.Bertocco, Il governo della moneta e del credito in Italia. Un'analisi del meccanismo di trasmissione della politica monetaria in Italia nel periodo 1960-95, Politica Economica n° 3, dicembre 1997. Credits : 10

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Method of assessment : Part I: Written exam. Eventual oral exam for the students who have obtained at least 26 points in the written exam.Part II: Oral examination.

ECONOMIA POLITICA (ISTITUZIONI DI)Political Economics 1

Lecturers: Giorgio Lunghini A-K Lorenzo Rampa L-Z

Description:Birth and structure of the capitalistic way of production. The big economic problems of contemporary society: income distribution, welfare and poverty. Structure of production, investments, growth. Unemployment and inflation. Some specific problems of the Italian economy. The big economic problems in the history of economics. Production, distribution and growth in the views of physiocratic and classical economists. Crisis and unemployment in Ricardo and Marx. Prices and competition from classical to neoclassical economists. Employment, interest and money in Keynes.

Indicative Bibliography:G.Lunghini, Riproduzione, distribuzione e crisi, Unicopli, Milano,1996L. Rampa, L'economia keynesiana , UTET, Torino, 1993F. Signorini, Ignazio Visco, L'economia italiana, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1997

Credits : 5


ECONOMIA POLITICA 2 Political Economics 2

Lecturers: Nicolò De Vecchi A-K Andrea Fumagalli L-Z

Description:The course will be organized into two parts. The first part regards the relationships between money and real economy, the second one regards applied macroeconomics.

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes;C.Bianchi, L'intervento dello stato in economia. Keynesiani e monetaristi, Unicopli, Milano, 1991;F. Vicarelli, Il modello Keynesiano in un'economia aperta, to be found in: F. Cotula e P. De Stefani (a cura di), La politica monetaria in Italia, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1979;C.Bianchi, L'economia italiana e i problemi della politica economica, II edizione, Guerini Studio, Milano, 1998;G. Mankwin, Macroeconomia, II edizione, Zanichelli, Bologna,1998;F. Cotula, La politica monetaria in Italia, Il Mulino, Bologna,1989;Banca Centrale Europea, La strategia di politica monetaria dell'Eurosistema, orientata alla stabilità, Bollettino mensile, Gennaio 1999.

Credits : 10Method of assessment: Written and oral examination for the first part, two written examinations for the second one..

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ECONOMIA PUBBLICA Public Economics

Lecturer: Alberto Cavaliere

Description: Part 1: Redistribution Policies and the Welfare State1.1Welfare economics and social choice theory: an introduction 1.2 Optimal Income Taxation: linear and non linear taxes 1.3 Fiscal Evasion: positive and normative analysis 1.4 Monetary transfers and in kind transfers: basic income and social services; equity and efficiency issues 1.5 The Health Sector: private insurance and market failures 1.6 Public pensions systems: their structure and the Italian case. Part 2: Regulation of Public Utilities 2.1 The theory of Natural Monopoly 2.2 Second Best Price Regulation 2.3 Demsetz competition and Contestable Markets 2.4 First best Price Regulation 2.5 Price Regulation with Asymmetric Information: adverse selection and moral hazard issues 2.6 Regulation in practice: ROR (Rate of Return Regulation); Price-Caps and its application to networks 2.7 Liberalisation policies, vertical relationships and access pricing 2.8 Privatisation and Incentives.

Indicative Bibliography:Note di economia del benessere e teoria delle scelte sociali, edited by the Lecturer.M.F. Ambrosanio, M.Bordignon et al., Lezioni di Teoria delle Imposte, Milano, ETAS libri, 1997. Chapters 4, 5 and 8. R. Artoni, Lezioni di Scienza delle Finanze, Bologna, Il Mulino, 1999. Chapters 10, 11, 12. Boitani e A. Petretto, Le politiche di regolamentazione, in A. Ninni e F. Silva, La Politica Industriale. Laterza, Bari, 1997.

Credits: 10

Method of assessmenth: Examinations are written and last one hour and thirty minutes. Students must answer four over five 5 questions proposed.

ECONOMIA REGIONALE Regional Economics


Description:1)Regional Economic Development 2)Regional disequilibria and economic development 3)Unequal economic development : The italian case 4)Regional Development Patterns 5)Local Models of Development

Indicative Bibliography:Garofoli G. , Economia del territorio, Etas Libri , Milan , 1992Garofoli G. , Modelli locali di sviluppo, Angeli , Milan, 1994Krugman P., Geografia e commercio internazionale, garzanti, Milano, 1995

Credits : 10


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Development Economics

Lecturer: Gianni Vaggi

Description: Part I – DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH THEORIES:a. Methodology b. Theories: 1)Stadial visions of development, from Smith and Marx to Rostow. The

dependency school. 2)Fixed capital and its accumulation. Savings and investments. Structural change. The Lewis’ model. 3)The models of Harrod and Domar. 4)La neo-classical view: Solow. Technical progress and the neo-keynesians: Kaldor e Pasinetti. ‘Growth accounting’ and Total factor Productivity. 5)The debate on the problem of convergence of income levels. 6)The models of endogenous growth; human capital, economies of scale and ‘spillovers’. 7)The macroeconomics of an open developing economy, the new ‘structuralists’ and the two ‘gaps’.

c. Various themes: 1)The relationship between growth and income distribution, the measurement of inequaliy. 2)Amartya Sen’s approach to development.

Part II – FACTS AND STRATEGIES ABOUT DEVELOPEMTa. Data: 1)People and development; the demographic transition. 2)Economic indicators, GDP,

PPP. The different 'performances' of the economic regions. 3)The Human Development Index. Poverty reduction strategies.

b. The causes of development and underdevelopment: 1)Export diversification, the markets of primary commodities and the 'terms of trade'. 2)The International economic organisations. Conditionality.

c. Contemporary issues: 1)Differing development strategies: export-led growth, import substitution, self-reliance and liberalisation. 2)The Asian model. 3)NAFTA and the European Union, the Foreign Direct Investments. 4)The sovereign debt problem and the proposed solutions; the HIPC 5)Development finance and the financial crisis of the eighties.

Indicative Bibliography:Ray Debraj, Development Economics, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1998,

without chapters: 5, 12, 13, 14, 15 and the two appendix.For further references, see the "Guida dello Studente" in Italian.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Attendance to lectures is strongly recommended.Written examination plus papers discussed during the semester

ETICA FONDAMENTALEEthics, Basic Course

Lecturers: Salvatore Veca Ian Carter Gianpaolo Azzoni R. Mordacci

Description : The course will be attended at the Almo Collegio Borromeo. It will be organized into two parts; the first one regards general elements of Ethics and Metaethics as an introduction for the second part which regards the main contemporary theories and the criticisms to them.

Indicative Bibliography.

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Beauchamp T.L.,Childress J.F., Principi di etica biomedica, Le Lettere, Firenze, 1999 Cap 2; Kymlicka W., Introduzione alla filosofia politica contemporanea, Feltrinelli, Milano,1996;Lecaldano E., Etica, UTET, Torino, 1995;Neri D., Filosofia morale, Un'introduzione, Guerini, Milano, 1999.

Credits: 5


ETICA AMBIENTALEEnvironmental Ethics

Lecturer: To be defined

Description : The course will be attended at the Almo Collegio Borromeo. It is organized into two parts; during the first one, general tools will be given about the ethic consequences of technical choises in engineering. The second part regards the ethical codes used internationally.

Indicative Bibliography.To be defined

Credits: 5

Method of assessment: Paper and oral examination.

ETICA ED ECONOMIAEthics and Economics

Lecturers: Stefano Zamagni Dario Velo

Description : The course will be attended at the Almo Collegio Borromeo. The course analyzes the relationships between Ethics and Economics in a period of globalization.In particular: Ethics in Economic Theories; Theory on Justice: contractualism, comunitarism, liberalism; Freedom in Economics; The contemporary Economic research: rational and ethical choises; Financial an d Economical Globalization and Unemployment.

Indicative Bibliography.S. Zamagni, Economia ed Etica, AVE, Roma, 1994

Credits: 5


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Medical and Biomedical Ethics

Lecturer: Luigi De Carli

Description : The course will be attended at the Almo Collegio Borromeo. It is organized into three parts. In the first one Bioethics history and its methodology will be dealt; the second one regards ethical problems in Medicine; the third one regards the ethical implications of biotechnology and genetical engineering.

Indicative Bibliography.G. Ancora, E. Benvenuto, G. Bertoni, V. Buonomo, B. Honongs, A. Lauria, F. Lucchini, P. Marsan, V. Mele, A. Pessina, E. Sgraccia, Biotecnologie animali e vegetali. Nuovefrontiere e nuove responsabilità, Pontificia Accademia Pro Vita, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano,1999;A. Bompiani, Bioetica in medicina, CIC Edizioni Internazionali, Roma,1996.Comitato nazionale per la Bioetica, Orientamenti bioetici per i test genetici, Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Dipartimento per l'informazione e l'editoria, Roma, Maggio 2000;P. Cattorini, Bioetica.Metodo ed elementi di base per affrontare problemi clinici, Ed.Masson, Milano;E. Lecaldano, Bioetica, Le scelte morali, Laterza, Bari-Roma, 1999

Credits: 5


FINANZA AZIENDALE Corporate Finance


Description : 1)Financial management; 2)Financial markets, institution and instruments 3)Financial Marketing

Indicative Bibliography.S.A. Ross, R.W. Westerfield, J.F. Jaffe, Finanza Aziendale, Il Mulino, capp. I - XVIILecture notes

Credits: 10


FINANZA AZIENDALE Corso progredito Corporate Finance, Advanced course

Lecturer: Pierluigi Zuffi

Description : 1)Financial system and financial markets; 2)Financial Markets; 3)Micro-structure of the Financial markets; 4)The products of the administeres savings; 5)The Decisions of Asset Allocation and the diversification; 6)Analysis of the risk and performance.

Indicative Bibliography.

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A. Banfi, I mercati e gli strumenti finanziari, Utet, 1998Lecture notes.

Credits: 5

Method of assessment: Written or oral examination.

FINANZA AZIENDALE INTERNAZIONALE International Financial Management


Description:Financial management of international firms; nature and development of international financial markets; european financial system and financial management of european firms.

Indicative Bibliography:Baker J. C., International Finance. Management, markets and institutions, International edition, Prentice Hall, 1998;E. Cotta Ramusino, Attività finanziaria e mercati finanziari internazionali, Milano, Pirola, 1992;G. Pellicelli, La gestione della finanza internazionale, Milano, ETAS, 1992;A. Zucchella, M. Maccarini, I nuovi percorsi di internazionalizzazione, Milano, Giuffrè, 1999.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Oral examination in general. Optionally, for students attending the lectures the examination is written plus a case study or a paper.

ISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PRIVATO Private Law

Lecturers: Enrico Perego A-K To be appointed L-ZDescription:The matter of the course is all the Institutions of Private Law with a level of analysis equal to that contained in the university textbooks: Introduction to private law - Sources of the law and fundamental rights - Subjects: individuals and organized groups - Tangible assets, intangible assets, property rights - The law of contracts and obligations - The entrepreneur and joint enterprises - Competition Law and the exclusive rights system - The law of torts - Property law - Family law - Law of succession.

Indicative Bibliography:P. Trimarchi, Istituzioni di diritto privato, Giuffrè, latest edition.F. Galgano, Diritto privato, latest edition;Torrente, Schlesinger, Manuale di diritto privato, latest edition.References will be made throughout the course to the Italian Constitution, the Civil Code and the principal related Laws: for this purpose, the suggested reference is G. DE NOVA, Codice civile e leggi collegate, ed. by Zanichelli, Bologna, latest edition.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Oral examinationISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PUBBLICO

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Public Law Lecturer: Lorenza Violini

Description:Historical overview on constitutionalism in Western Europe : from the french revolution to the current crisis of the national state. General principles of italian constitution law (Fundamental rights, Parlament, Government, Head of State, Judiciary, Constitutional Court, Region ). Basic notions of administrative law (administrative procedure and judicial review of administrative acts ).

Indicative Bibliography :Caretti, De Siervo, Istituzioni di diritto Pubblico , 1997Grottanelli, De Santi, Note introduttive di Diritto Costituzionale, Torino , 1990Violini L., Problemi attuali di diritto costituzionale, Cusl, 1996.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Oral examination in genaral, it may be written for students attending the course.

ISTITUZIONI DI LOGICALogic, Basic course

Lecturer: Gabriele Lolli

Description : The course will be attended at the Collegio Ghislieri. The course regards:1)Historical review. 2)Natural language and formal representations. 3)Human reasoning and the role of argumentation and deduction. 4)Sintax and Semantics. 5)Deductive schemes. 6)Predicative Logic. 7)Tha authomatic demonstration and the logic programmation.

Indicative Bibliography.G. Lolli, Introduzione alla Logica formale, Il Mulino, Bologna,1992.

Credits: 5


LINGUA FRANCESE I French Language I

Lecturer: Bernadette Béarez Caravaggi

Description:The course is organized into two parts regarding: Part 1: 1) Reading of literary texts of Economie et littérature on work, money, Bourse,

bank, enterprise 2) Communicative course on General French focusing on morfology and syntax of simple sentences.

Part 2: 1) Reading of authentic documents on the society and economy in France (first part) 2)Exercices on business terminology

Bibliography:Photocopies will be given during the course.

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Credits: 6

Method of assessment: Written and oral examonation for each part of the course.

LINGUA FRANCESE II French Language II

Lecturer: Bernadette Béarez Caravaggi

Description:The course is organized into two parts regarding: Part 1: 1) Reading of authentic documents on the economy in France (second part) 2)

Syntax of the complex sentences Part 2 : 1) Reading of authentic documents on France and European Union 2) Oral and

written exercices on business problems

Bibliography:Photocopies will be given during the course.

Credits: 6

Method of assessment: Written and oral examination for each part of the course.

LINGUA INGLESE I English Language I

Lecturer: Maria Elena Montagna

Description:Course in General English at an Intermediate Level, focussing on speaking, listening, reading and writting skills. During the course the students will also be given some basic business vocabulary and skills.

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes;Hacklem, New first certificate Gold, Longman;S. Sweeney, English for business communication, Cambridge;D. Mc Dowall, Britain in close-up, Longman.

Credits: 6

Method of assessment : Written and oral examination.

Beginners:A short course for beginners or false beginners will be held in September and it will last four weeks for a total of 20 hours. The aim of the course is to give the students some basic language skills which will help them understand the lessons of the first course. No credits will be given as this is not an official course.

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English Language II

Lecturer: Maria Elena Montagna.

Description:The aim of the course is to widen and deepen the linguistic and cultural skills the students acquired in the first course (grammar and lexical skills etc.), in order to enable them to use English correctly for both general, business and economic matters.

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes,I.Mackenzie, English for business studies, Cambridge;Hacklem, New first certificate Gold, Longman;Advised grammar books:R. Murphy, English Grammar in Use, LongmanL. G. Alexander, Longman English Grammar Practice, longmanDictionaires:Longman Contemporary English, LongmanCambridge International Dictionary of English, CambridgeLongman Dictionary of Business English, Longman

Credits: 6


LINGUA SPAGNOLA I Spanish Language I

Lecturer: Giorgio Vecchi

Description:Part 1: Origins of Castellano; Phonetic and orthogrphy; Morphology: a) Articles; b) Nouns and adjectives; c) Pronominal categories: possessives,

demontratives, numerals; d) Verbs: regular, diphtongized; Sintax: a) Uses of the verbs ser, estar, haber, tener; b) difference between the Pret. Indefinido,

Pret. Imperfecto and the Pret. Pluscuamperfecto; the obligation form.Part 2: Morphology: a) Pronominal categories: personal, comparative, relative and indefinite; b) verbs:

irrregular forms of some important verbs (ir, venir, saber, hacer, oìr, etc); subjunctive; imperative; participle; gerund and infinitive; main verba periphrasis; c) Principal adverbs and prepositions.

Sintax: a) The subjunctive mood; b) the passive voice; c) Uses of the forms Io and se.

Indicative Bibliography:Calvi, Provoste , Amigo sincero, Zanichelli , Bologna. Teoria y Pratica del espanol , Grammar course.

Credits : 6

Method of assessment: Written examination and discussion.

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Spanish Language II

Lecturer: Giorgio Vecchi

Description:Part 1: Morphology: a) The subjunctive mood; b) Use of the form -ra and -se of the Pret. Imperf. De

subjunctive; c) Use of the form -rìa of the conditional; d) defective verbs; e) prepositional verbs; f) all categories of irregular verbs; g) adverbs and prepositions governing the subjunctive in subordinates clauses.

Sintax: a) Verbs and their uses in various moods and tenses; b) future in the past; the supposition in the past.

Syntesis of the political and economic Spanish History from the War of Independence to the Cuban crisis (1808-1902).

Part 2: Morphology: a) The non-personal forms of verb; b) verbal periphrasis of infinitivo, gerundio and

participio; c) Verbs governing different prrepositions in Spanish; Sintax: a) Coordinate and subordinate clauses; b) the variable and invariable parts of speech; c)

idiomatic spanish clauses with verb. Syntesisof the political and economic Spanish History from the reign of Alfonso XIII to the

democratic transition (1902-1982)

Indicative Bibliography:Calvi, Provoste , Hablar y escribir en espanol , Zanichelli , Bologna.Teoria y Pratica del espanol , course handouts.VV.AA., Geografia e historia de Espana, Anaya , Madrid.

Credits : 6

Method of assessment: Written examination and discussion


Lecturer: Monika Frommelt Carruba

Description :Phonetics, basic principles of morphology and syntax. Approach to the vocabulary and translations mainly employing everyday and business language.

Indicative Bibliography:Kelz H.P., Deutsch im Beruf : Wirtschaft, Lehrbuch 1 Hassel U., Vornhorne B., Deutsch im Beruf : Wirtschaft, Arbeitsbuch 1 , Verlag Durr & Kessler, GmbH, Rheinbreitbach , 1992.

Credits : 6

Method of assessment : Written and oral tests.


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Lecturer: Monika Frommelt Carruba

Description :Completion of grammar. Development of reading skills, translations and dictations. Extension and improvement of the economic and business lexicon and phraseology in context.Specialized course: «Das parlamentarische System in der Bundesrepublik Deutscland».

Indicative Bibliography:Kelz H.P., Deutsch im Beruf : Wirtschaft, Lehrbuch 2 Lecture notes;Other grammar and reading material will be indicated at the beginning of the lessons .

Credits : 6

Method of assessment : Written and oral tests

MARKETING

Lecturer: Tina Gerla

Description:The role of marketing in the company and in the economic system - Strategic planning and marketing management - Market segmentatiion and positioning- Consumer and organisational markets and buying behavior - Product , pricing, promotion and advertising decisions - Retailing, wholesling and physical distribution decisions - Trade marketing - The marketing information system - Market measurement and forecasting- Marketing planning and control.

Indicative Bibliography.Brasini S., Tassinari F., Tassinari G., Marketing e Pubblicità, Il Mulino, 1999.Lecture notes.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment : Written and oral examination


Lecturers: Adele Colli Franzone Bonzanini A-K Umberto Magnani L-Z

Description : Some complements on calculus, linear algebra, static optimization theory (linear and non-linear),

probability theory, aproximate evaluations of the roots of an equation in one variable Basic ideas of the most simple financial models : interest, discount, presente and final value;

annuities, saving plans, mortgages and bonds (general theory and special cases, direct and inverse problems).

Fundamentals of life insurance: biometric functions, actuarial functions, special applications. The evaluation and selection of financial projects: general theory , pure and mixed projects,

standard criteria (present value, internal rate, pay-back time, T.R.M. criterion, capital rationing problems, etc.); Toward a general approach based on a linear programming model.

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Indicative Bibliography : VV.AA., Matematica Finanziaria, 2a. ed. con esercizi, Monduzzi, Bologna, 1998A. Colli Franzone Bonzanini, G. Pagano, Elementi di Matematica Finanziaria, ISDAF, Pavia, 1998A. Colli Franzone Bonzanini, L. Ranzini, Temi d’esame svolti di Matematica Finanziaria 1, ISDAF, Pavia, 1998M. E. De Giuli, C. Zuccotti, Esercizi e Complementi di Matematica Finanziaria, ISDAF, Pavia, 1993.A. Anglo, A, Colli Franzone Bonzanini, L. De Dionigi, Matematica finanziaria. Esercizi svolti, G. Giappichelli, Torino, 2000

Credits : 10

Method of assessments : Written and oral examination.


Lecturer: Maria Rosa Meriggi

Description : This course is divided in two parts.PART I is concerned with the concepts and analytical techniques of the Modern Portfolio Theory. Valuation of Financial Assets. The efficient Market Hypothesis and Random Walks. Measuring risk; risk aversion. The efficient portfolios and the efficient frontier. Systematic and unsystematic risk. The Capital Asset Pricing Model. The determination of betas. The Arbitrage Pricing Theory. Portfolio management: passive and active management portfolio. Portfolio Performance Measurement. Introduction to Technical Analysis.PART II is designed to provide tools and techniques for pricing Derivative Securities.Valuation of futures prices. Hedging using futures. Option pricing: call and put options. Factors affecting option prices. Trading strategies involving options. A Model of the behaviour of stock prices. A Binomial Model. The Black-Scholes Analysis. A General Approach to pricing Derivative Securities. The relationship between Delta, Theta and Gamma.Market Risk and Var Models.

Prerequisites: knowledge of basic mathematics, including some knowledge of probability and statistics will be assumed.

Indicative Bibliography: D. BLAKE, Financial Market Analysis, Mc Graw Hill, 1990.J. HULL, Options, Futures, and other Derivative Securities, Prentice Hall, 1993.

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: to be discussed with the lecturer.


Lecturers: Maria Grazia Cinquini A-K

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Giorgio Giorgi L-Z Description: Reviews and complements of basic concepts concerning trigonometry,analytical geometry and

algebric calculus Elements of set theory and symbolic logic Numerical sets, n-dimensional spaces and elements of topology Combinatorial analysis Mathematical Calculus, basic concepts: monotone functions, minimums and maximums (relative

and absolute), limits, continuos functions.

Indicative Bibliography:Giorgi G., Elementi di Matematica, Giappichelli, Torino, 2000;Angoli A., De Dionigi L., Giorgi G., Matematica generale - Esercizi svolti, Giappichelli, Torino, 1999Colli Franzone Bonzanini A., Eserciziario di matematica generale, ISDAF, Pavia, 1989.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment : Written and Oral examination


Lecturers: Maria Grazia Cinquini A-K Giorgio Giorgi L-Z Description: Mathematical Calculus: first-order derivative, derivation rules, monotonocity and derivability,

stationary points, Rolle Theorem, Lagrange Theorem, de L'Hospital Theorem, Taylor formula, second order derivatives, convexity, flex points.

Integrals for one variable real functions. Functions in n variables.

Indicative Bibliography:Giorgi G., Elementi di Matematica, Giappichelli, Torino, 2000;Angoli A., De Dionigi L., Giorgi G., Matematica generale - Esercizi svolti, Giappichelli,Torino, 1999Colli Franzone Bonzanini A., Eserciziario di matematica generale, ISDAF, Pavia, 1989.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment : Written and Oral examination

MATEMATICA PER LE DECISIONI DELLA FINANZA AZIENDALEMathematics for Decisions in Finance


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Description: It gives a review of the mathematical tools and models for the valuation of financial activities and derivatives of special interest for Corporate Finance. After the necessary complements of applied mathematics (spot and forward rates, term structure, standard immunization tools, no-arbitrage principle, market completeness, etc.), the basics for arbitrage-free valuation, in discrete and continuous frameworks are introduced. Then the course deals with some standard applications pertaining Corporate Finance: evaluation of warrants, risky debts, callable bonds, caps, floors, collars, swaptions, equity linked tools, real options, tools for risk measure and reduction (VaR, RiskMetrics, CrashMetrics, CrashMetrics, etc.).

Indicative Bibliography:P. Wilmott, Derivatives, The theory and practice of financial engineering, Wiley,1998;M.E. De Giuli, M.A. Maggi, U. Magnani, In caso di derivati (to be got in .pdf format in room DOS)

Credits: 5

Methods of assessments: Oral examination.

METODI E MODELLI PER LE SCELTE ECONOMICHE Methods and Models for Economic Choices

Lecturer: Fulvio Francavilla

Description :Evaluation and choice about alternative financial projects. Mathematical programming (linear, stocastic, dynamic, multi-purpose). Scheduling in economic activities. Optimisation in storage and machinery management.

Indicative Bibliography: Francavilla F., Elementi di programmazione matematica, G.Iuculano Editore, Pavia, 1990Francavilla F., Appunti sulla scelta tra progetti alternativi, ISDAF S.r:l. , Pavia , 1995Francavilla F., Metodi e modelli per le scelte economiche: analisi di alcuni casi, lecture notes, Dipartimento di Ricerche Aziendali, SEAG Arti Grafiche, 1997Francavilla F., Strumenti matematici per la gestione d’impresa: alcune applicazioni, lecture notes (forthcoming), Dipartimento di Ricerche Aziendali

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: Written examination followed by oral discussion.

METODOLOGIE E DETERMINAZIONI QUANTITATIVE D'AZIENDAAccounting, Advanced course.

Lecturer: Luigi Rinaldi

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Description :Specializing course on the problems of the business balance sheets dealt in the course of accountancy

Indicative Bibliography:Guatri, Trattato sulla valutazione delle aziende, Egea, 1998

Credits : 10


METODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALEResearch Methods and Technics in Social Sciences

Lecturer: Celestino Colucci

Description : Part 1: An introduction to inquiryPart 2: The structure of inquiryPart 3: Modes of observationPart 4:Analysis of data.

Indicative Bibliography:Baile Y., Kenneth D., Metodi della ricerca sociale, Il Mulino, Bologna,1995,Biorcio R., Pagani S., Introduzione alla ricerca sociale, La Nuova Italia Scientifica, Roma, 1997Madge J., Lo sviluppo dei metodi di ricerca empirica in sociologia, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1966

Credits : 10


METODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALE Corso progredito Research Methods and Technics in Social Sciences, Advanced course

Lecturer: Celestino Colucci

Description : Quantitative approach to social sciences: index and scale construction, univariate and bivariate analysis of data, subgroup comparisons, the elaboration model, descriptive and inferential statistics, multivariate modes of analysis (regression analysis, path analysis, factor analysis).Trying a new approach to attitude measurement in social sciences: fuzzy measures and fuzzy sets.

Indicative Bibliography:Melucci A et al, Verso una sociologia riflessiva, Il Mulino Bologna, 1998;Neresini F. (a cura di), Interpretazione e ricerca sociologica, QuattroVenti, Urbino, 1997;Ricolfi L., Tre variabili. Un’introduzione all’analisi multivariata, Angeli, Milano, 1993;Schwarts H., Jacobs J., Sociologia qualitativa, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1987.Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Paper and oral examination.

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MICROECONOMIAMicroeconomics

Lecturers: Giorgio Lunghini A-K Lorenzo Rampa L-Z

Description : Firms and markets: deemand, supply, equilibrium. Theory of the consumer: preferences and demand functions. Technology. Factor demand functions. The firm: costs and supply. The firm in perfect competition markets in the short and in the long run. Monopoly and monopolistic competition. Oligopoly.

Indicative Bibliography:(A-K): J. H. Stiglitz, Principi di microeconomia, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino, 1999;(L-Z): F. Del Bono, S. Zamagni, Microeconomia, Il Mulino, Bologna,1999.

Credits : 5


MODELLI MATEMATICI PER I MERCATI FINANZIARIMathematical models for financial markets

Lecturer: Umberto Magnani

Description : Some tools from Linear algebra, Calculus and Probability Theory.The binomial model as a simple framework for the arbitrage-free valuation of simple derivatives.Basics on Stochastic Calculus: Ito integral, martingales, Ito lemma, Wiener process, stochastic differential equations, Feynman-Kac theorem.Continuous time derivatives: Black and Scholes' model and generalizations, risk neutral valuations, linearity in derivatives portfolio valuations, volatility estimation, greeks, delta and gamma-hedging.Put-call parity, static and dynamic hedging, options with continuous and discrete dividends, on currencies and on commodities, exotic derivatives, forward and futures, American options.Derivatives on several underlying assets, incomplete markets.Interest rates models and their applications.

Indicative Bibliography:T. Bjork, Arbitrage theory in continuos time, Oxford University Press,1998P. Wilmott, Derivatives, The theory and practice of financial engineering, Wiley,1998;M.E.De Giuli,M.A.Maggi,U.Magnani,In caso di derivati (to be got in .pdf format in room DOS)

Credits : 10


ORGANIZZAZIONE AZIENDALE Firm organization

Lecturer: Gabriele Cioccarelli

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Description : The course develops the subjects of the analysis and of the organizing planning and is divided into 8 parts that cover: the introduction to the organizing problems and the definition of organization (first part ), presentation of the systematic model and of its components (second , third and fourth part) ; the way of interventation and of changement of the organizing order (fifth part) ; the organization models for the analysis and for the organizing design (sixth part) ; the operative systems for the organizing development and the staff management (seventh part); the approaches and the perspectives of organizing enquiry (eigth part).

Indicative Bibliography:Cioccarelli G. (a cura di), La bancassicurazione. Il settore, le strategie e gli assetti organizzativi, Guerini, 1999Rugiadini A., Organizzazione d’impresa, Giuffrè, 1979

Credits : 10


ORGANIZZAZIONE DEI SISTEMI INFORMATIVI AZIENDALIOrganization of business computing systems

Lecturer: Andrea Pontiggia

Description : - Organization and development of business informative systems- Strategic architecture- Organization and comunicative systems

Indicative Bibliography:Pontiggia A., Organizzazione dei sistemi informativi, ETAS, 1996

Credits : 10


POLITICA ECONOMICA Economic Policy

Lecturers: Carluccio Bianchi Part 1 Guido Ascari Part 2

Description:Part I:The course aims at examining the historical evolution of the economic policy debate and of the theoretical models that have been proposed to analyse actual problems and derive policy suggestions, from Keynes to contemporary economies. The proposed ‘red thread’ is the continuos contrast between interventionism and laissez-faire, through the analysis of neoclassical, keynesian, monetarist, new-classical and new-keynesian macroeconomic models. The methodological approach is then historical and analytical at the same time, purporting to show that on any topic there may exist contrasting viewpoints and that the actual discussion of any real problem cannot abstract from the use of a theoretical model. The goal is to stimulate

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the critical attitude of the students towards the features of the alternative models, commonly used by economists.Part II:The course aims at deepening the understanding of theoretical models that students have encountered in the previous core economic courses. Particular attention will be devoted to their economic policy implications, by recurring to examples taken from the recent national and international experience. The course will be centred on four main topics:

- the role of expectations in economics;- the open economy: exchange rate determination and currency crises;- unemployment, labour market flexibility and eurosclerosis;- Eastern Europe and the transition to free market economies.

Indicative Bibliography:B. BIANCHI (1988), Politica economica, in Dizionario di Economia Politica, Vol. 14, Boringhieri, Torino.BLANCHARD O., Macroeconomia, Il Mulino, 2000.BURDA M., WYPLOSZ C., Macroeconomia. Un testo europeo, Il Mulino 1995.Erasmus students:With regard to the Part I of the course, Erasmus students can substitute the textbook indicated above with the following ones:C. BIANCHI, L’intervento dello Stato in economia: keynesiani e monetaristi, Unicopli, Milano, 1991.N. ACOCELLA, Fondamenti di politica economica, III edizione, Carocci Editore, Roma, 1999 (capp. 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 19).

Credits : 10

Method of assessment: For Part I, written examination, including a test referred to the whole course and a detailed exposition of one or two topics taught. With regard toPart II, written exam. Optional oral exam for the students who have obtained at least 26 points in the written exam.

PROGRAMMAZIONE E CONTROLLOFirm Control and Budgeting

Lecturer: Anna Maria Moisello

Description : The course is divided into two parts. The forst one has the aim to illustrate the techniques of cost accounting, giving a description of the needs of its users and stressing the underlying conceptual framework connecting needs and techniques. The focus of the second part is on:- productuvity control and performance analysis- quality control and statistical methods- warehouse management- cost accounting- budgeting and reporting

Indicative Bibliography:They will be supplied during the course

Credits : 10

Method of assessment : Written and oral examination.

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RAGIONERIA GENERALE E APPLICATAAccounting

Lecturer: Ferdinando Superti Furga

Description:The course is divided into two parts and deals with the logic of financial statements. The term “financial statements” covers:- balance sheet;- income statement;- foot notes- chairman’s statement.In particular, the first part regards income and capital in the balance sheet, the second one analyzes the main accounting rules.

Indicative bibliography : F. Superti Furga, Reddito e capitale nel bilancio di esercizio, Giuffré, Milano, 1994F. Superti Furga, Il bilancio di esercizio italiano secondo la normativa europea, Giuffré, Milano, 1997S. Santucci, Lezioni di contabilità generale, to be published.

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Oral examination for the first part, written and oral for the second one.

SCIENZA DELLE FINANZEPublic finance

Lecturer: Alberto Majocchi

Description : This is an institutional course dealing mainly with these issues : market failure, privatization, theory of taxation , public expenditure ( health , pensions, education) , fiscal policy in closed and open economy , public debt and fiscal federalism. A more in-depth analysis will be pursued about topics particularly relevant in the italian framework.

Indicative Bibliography:Bosi P. (a cura di), Corso di Scienza delle Finanza, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1996 (ad eccezione dei capitoli VIII e XI)

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: To be discussed with the lecturer.

SISTEMI INFORMATIVIComputing systems

Lecturer: Sergio Pezzoni

Description:1)Introductory concepts to informative systems 2)The components of informative systems

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3)The archives, the database 4)The SQL language 5)The C language

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes;P. Aitken, B. L. Jones, Programmare in C, Apogeo, 1997.

Credits: 10

Method of assessment : Written examination

SOCIOLOGIA Sociology

Lecturer: Franco Rositi

Description:Economy and society in the history of sociological thought; Italian society today : the main questions in contemporary sociological research.

Indicative Bibliography:Triglia C., Sociologia economica. Stato, mercato e società nel capitalismo moderno,Il Mulino, Bologna, 1999

Credits : 10

Method of assessment : Oral examination

SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO Sociology of the Labour Market

Lecturer: Maria Rita Rampazzi

Description:First part:Impact of Social, Economic and technological changes on the nature of work and the labour market.Second part:Distinctive features of the Italian case.

Indicative Bibliography:Chiesi A. M., Lavori e professioni, NIS, Roma, 1997Chiesi A. M., Regalia I., Regini M., Lavoro e relazioni industriali in Europa, NIS, Roma, 1997E. B. Kapstein, Governare la ricchezza, Carocci, Roma, 2000 Credits : 10

Method of assessment: A written exam at the end of the first part; the discussion of a paper at the end of the second part. Non-italian students are allowed to choose either a written or an oral exam.

STATISTICA 1: ANALISI DEI DATIStatistics 1, Data analysis

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Lecturers: Paolo Giudici A-K Guido Consonni L-Z

Description:Distributions, summary measures (means and variability), graphical displays. Contingency tables: independence, association, correlation; regression.

The coursework includes lectures, practicals and a computing laboratory, in which statistical applications are presented.

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes on data analysis.Exercises with solutions.Lecture notes on computing laboratory.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Written examination followed by an oral interview.

STATISTICA 1: PROBABILITA' E INFERENZAStatistics 1, Probability and Inference

Lecturers: Paolo Giudici A-K Guido Consonni L-Z

Description:Axioms and interpretation of probability, probability rules, Bayes’ theorem. Random variables. Statistical models, random vectors, central limit theorem. Sampling methods, point and interval estimators, test of hypotheses.

The coursework includes lectures, practicals and a computing laboratory, in which statistical applications are presented.

Indicative Bibliography:Lecture notes on data analysis.Exercises with solutions.Lecture notes on computing laboratory.

Credits : 5

Method of assessment: Written examination followed by an oral interview.

STATISTICA 2 Statistics 2

Lecturer: Pietro Rigo

Description:The course has two aims: first to further knowledge and understanding of frequentist statistical inference, with special emphasis on point estimation and hypotheses testing. The second objective is to provide modelling tools, such as the linear model and the generalised linear

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model. Students are expected to use statistical software, such as SAS and S-plus, also through tutorial sessions.

The main topics of the course are: probability and distribution theory, likelihood, principles of statistical inference, maximum likelihood estimation, hypothesis testing, the linear model and its applications, the generalised linear model and its applications.

Indicative Bibliography:Azzalini, A Statistical inference based on the likelihood, Chapman and Hall, London, 1996.Casella, G. e Berger, R.L. Statistical Inference. Duxbury Press, Belmont, CA, USA, 1990

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Oral interview and a paper.

STATISTICA ECONOMICA Economics Statistics

Lecturer: Paolo Giudici

Description :The course gives an overview of the main statistical methodologies employed in economical applications. A particular emphasis is given on three main areas: multivariate statistics, times series analysis, geographical data analysis.

As computational aspects are a fundamental aspect of the presented methodology, theoretical lectures will be accompanied by real applications and discussions of case-studies. There will also be computing laboratories in which students will learn how to apply the main statistical softwares to the analysis of real data.

Finally, in the last part of the coursework, modern data mining methodologies, such as graphical models and neural networks will be presented.

Indicative Bibliography : Notes and bibliography will be handed out during the course.

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Statistical report on a chosen case-study.

STATISTICA MATEMATICA Mathematical Statistics

Lecturer: Guido Consonni

Description:Part 1: Introduction to Bayesian Statistics.This module will present the foundations of Bayesian Statistics. Main topics are: subjective probability, generalized Bayes Theorem, prior and posterior distributions and predictive distributions; conjugate priors for exponentiual families, reference distributions and noninformative priors. Hypotheis testing and model choice. Numerical approximations and stochastic simulations.Part 2: Models for Bayesian Analysis

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This module will present models for Bayesian analysis, both from a theoretical and an apllied standpoint. Special attention will be devoted to MCMC methodology. The software BUGS will be presented and applied to areas such as: meta-analysis, institutional comparisons and evaluations. Next Bayesian nets will be discussed with reference to probabilistic expert systems. Apllications will include areas as: medical diagnosis, credit scoring and genetics.

Main bibliographyBernardo J. E Smith A.F.M. Bayesian Theory. Wiley. New York, 1994.Gamerman, D. Markov Chain Monte Carlo (Stochastic Simulation for Bayesian Inference). Chapman and Hall, London, 1997.Gelman, A., Carlin, J.B., Ster, H.S., Rubin, D.B. Bayesian Data Analysis, Chapman and Hall, London, 1995.Gilks, W., Richardson, S., Spiegelhalter D.J. Markov Chain Monte Carlo in Practice, Chapman and Hall, London, 1996.D. J. Spiegelhalter and A Thomas and N G Best (1999). WinBUGS Version 1.2 User Manual, MRC Biostatistics Unit D. J. Spiegelhalter and A Thomas and N G Best (1996). Computation on Bayesian graphical models. Bayesian Statistics 5 pp. 407--425 On the Web:BUGS http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/bugs/HUGIN http://www.hugin.dk/

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Presentation and discussion of a paper on a topic chosen by the student.

STORIA DELL’ECONOMIA POLITICA History of Political Economy

Lecturers: Nicolò De Vecchi Part 1 Giorgio Lunghini Part 2

DescriptionPart 1: A) Equilibrium and production.Quesnay’s Tableau économique. Marx’s Reproduction schemes. Leontief’s Input-output analysis. Joan Robinson and the reswitching of techniques. Srafffa’s Production of commodities by means of commodities. B) Competition, innovation and credit.The Austrian school of economics (Menger, Hayek). Schumpeter and the process of economic change. Hayek, Robertson and Keynes on Saving and Investment. The debate on finance motive (Keynes, Robertson, Ohlin).Part 2: Readings and discussion on Leontief and Sraffa.Readings and discussion on Schumpeter, Keynes, Graziani.

Indicative Bibliography:Part 1: Daniele Besomi, Equilibrio distribuzione e crisi nel repertorio degli economisti, Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, Napoli, Part 2: To be given during the course.Credits: 10


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http://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/bugs/

STORIA ECONOMICA Economic History

Lecturers: Antonia Pasi A-K Mario Rizzo L-Z

Description:Economy and History: demand; factors of production; production and productivity.The Preindustrial Age: the Urban Revolution; population; history of technology; economic policy; income, production, and consumption (1000-1500); shifts in world and European economic leadership (1500-1700).The Industrial Age: the First Industrial Revolution in Britain; the industrialisation of continental Europe; the Second Industrial Revolution.

Bibliography:Cipolla, C.M., Storia economica dell’Europa pre-industriale, Il Mulino Bologna,1997, pp. 1-192, 225-345.Landes, D.S., Prometeo liberato, Einaudi Torino, 1998, capp. I, II, III, IV, V.

Credits: 10


STORIA ECONOMICA, Corso progreditoEconomic History, Advanced course

Lecturer: Giovanni Vigo Description : Part I - The modern economic development.Part II - The Economy between the two World Wars.Part III - The world economy after World War II.Part IV - The Economy in the age of globalization.

Indicative Bibliography:Feinstein C. H., Temin P., Toniolo G., L’economia europea tra le due guerre, Laterza,Bari-Roma, 1998Van der Wee H., L’economia mondiale tra crisi e benessere (1945-1980), Milano, Hoepli, 1989S. Kuznets, Lo sviluppo economico moderno, in: "Popolazione, tecnologia, sviluppo", Bologna, Il Mulino, 1990, pp. 89 - 111M. Niveau, Storia dei fatti economici contemporanei, Milano, Mursia, 1984, pp. 191 - 217S. Pollard, storia economica del Novecento, Bologna, Il Mulino, 1999

Credits : 10


STRATEGIA E POLITICA AZIENDALEBusiness Policy and Strategy

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Lecturer: Giancarlo M. Malvestito

Description:1)Theoretic evolution in studies about strategy and business policy 2)Processual component of the strategy 3)Strategy and ethics in business institutional aims 4)Environmental Management 5)Strategic management of small and medium firms 6)Network

Indicative Bibliography:Malvestito M. G., Pensiero strategico d'impresa: teorie e modelli, EGEA.

Credits : 10


SVILUPPO DELLE ECONOMIE AGRICOLEDevelopment of the agricoltural economies

Lecturer: Carlo Bernini Carri

Description: The aim of the class is to supply theoretical and methodological elements for the analysis of the agricultural role in the context of growth of underdeveloped economies. The following topics will be analysed: - evolution of development thinking and models (agricuture - industry); - key questions connected to agricultural chenge; - relations between agricultural growth and environment for a sostenable process; - current adjustment policies with their macroeconomic and sectorial effects; - relations of primary commodities vs. manufactured goods in the international trade.

Indicative Bibliography : Bernini Carri C., Sassi M., Elementi di economia dello sviluppo. Alcuni nessi con lo sviluppo agricolo, SEAG, PaviaBernini Carri C., Sassi M., Interazioni ed asimmetrie settoriali nelle teorie dualistiche dello sviluppo delle economie arretrate, Giuffrè, Milano

Credits: 5

Method of assessment: Oral examination and paper (optionally)

TECNICA BANCARIA Banking

Lecturer: Salvatorangelo Loddo

Description : 1)Introduction to the Italian financial system; 2)Financial institution; 3)Central banking and monetary policy; 4)Traditional banking activity and financial innovation; 6)Commercial Bank Management; 7)Commercial Bank Strategies; 8)Measurement and management of financial risks.

Indicative Bibliography:Fusconi A., Loddo S.A., Rossignoli B., Banca e Intermediazione, Monduzzi Editore, 1996.

Credits: 10

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TECNICA INDUSTRIALE E COMMERCIALECommercial and Industrial Technique

Lecturer: Angelo Miglietta

Description:The course illustrates the principle operations that may interest firms and companies with particular reference to the new competitive contest arising from the growing importance of the stock market. Part 1: THE PRINCIPLES OF THE THEORY OF THE CREATION OF SHARE VALUE Confrontation of the economic point of view and the financial point of view of the

companies. The recomposition of the two points of view and the overcoming of their supposed

alternation. The standard of value : financial methods and economical methods in confrontation:

N.P.V versus E.V.A. The determining factors of the value: a) in managerial operations b) in extraordinary operations c) in financial transactions The capturing of the value: a) in taxation (revenue) decisions b) in negotiations The ratings of the companies in extraordinary operations.Part 2: THE CREATION OF THE VALUE OF THE SHARES WITH EXTRAORDINARY OPERATIONS Acquisitions Levered acquisition Mergers Share-capital splitting Contributions Transfer of companies and of holdings Quotations on official markets Economic crisis and company renewal: The turnaround.

Indicative Bibliography:Angelo Miglietta, La gestione d'impresa per la creazione di valore, in printAswath Damodaran, Manuale di valutazione finanziaria, McGraw- Hill, 1996Other material will be available during the course for discussion.Exam formalities: in written form.

Credits: 10

Method of assessment: Written examination

TECNOLOGIA DEI CICLI PRODUTTIVI Technology of Production Cycles

Lecturer: Vittorio Vaccari

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Description: 1) A TECHNOLOGICAL CYCLE Preliminary notions:1)Definitions 2)International system of measurement Waste as a resource:1)Legislative framework 2)Quantitative data 3)Composition

4)Collection Integrated Management:1)Collect system 2)Recycling, reclamation, reuse 3)Composting

4)Pyrolysis and gassification 5)Thermal utilisation 6)Disposal facility Thermal utilisation:1)Thermodynamic transformations 2)Thermodynamic cycles 3)Thermal

utilisation plants 4)Co-generation 5)Foreign experiences 2) ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Evaluation of Technology: 1)Need of an evaluation “from cradle to grave” 2)LCA, origins

and development 3)LCA phases 4)Application to specific cases Environmental Management Systems (EMS): 1)The environment in the strategy of firms

2)Factors and advantages of environmental management 3)Regulation and norms 4)Certification

The ISO 14000 as EMS: 1)General characteristics and principles 2)State-of-the-art and advantages of ISO 140000 3)Certification ISO 14000 of organisations 4)Study of EMS phases

Environmental quality in European legislation: 1)Environmental Management and Audit Scheme, EMAS 2)Fundamental requirements of EMAS, new developments 3)Ecolabel, principles, sectors of application 4)Tutorials on EMAS and ecolabel

Comparison and integration between systems: 1)Comparison ISO 14000-EMAS 2)Environmental quality vs. Total quality 3)Integrated system quality-safety-environment

BibliographyDuring the course, appropriate documentation and the texts of laws relative to the covered subjects, will be made available.

Credits: 10


TEORIA DELLE DECISIONI Decision Theory

Lecturer: Cesare Zuccotti

Description:Part 1:Fundamental concepts, methodologies and used theories. The elements defining decisional process and the phases how they are built up - Utility theory - Mathematic structure of the decisional problem and its possible solutions both in certainty and risk conditions . Part 2:Decisional trees. Optimal problems. Investment problems and related criteria.

Indicative Bibliography:Colli Franzone A., Teoria generale dei processi decisionali , Giuffrè Editore, Pavia, 1992Colli Franzone A. , Fondamenti e metodi di teoria delle decisioni, ISDAF, Pavia, 1991Colli Franzone A. , Elementi introduttivi alla teoria dei giochi, ISDAF, Pavia, 1991Gibbons R., Teoria dei giochi, Il Mulino, Bologna, 1994Lindley D. V., La logica della decisione, Il Saggiatore, Milano, 1990

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Hargreaves Heap S., Hollis M., Lyons B., Sugden R., Weale A., La teoria della scelta: una guida critica, Laterza, Bari, 1996Li Calzi M., Teoria dei giochi, ETAS libri, Milano,1990

Credits : 10


CONTENTS

1. Pavia: an historical outline 3

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2. The University 4

3. Useful information 4 3.1 How to reach Pavia 4 3.2 Arrival 5 3.3 Accomodation 5 3.4 Refectories 7 3.5 Language courses (Italian for foreigners) 7 3.6 Buses 8

4. Useful addresses 8

5. Living in Pavia 9

6. Faculty of Economics 10 6.1 General information 10 6.2 Academic calendar 11 6.3 Addresses 12

7. The Courses at the Faculty of Economics: 13BILANCIO ED ALTRE DETERMINAZIONI DI SINTESI 18 (OPERAZIONI STRAORDINARIE)Accounting, Advanced courseCALCOLO DELLE PROBABILITA’ 18Probability TheoryCONOSCENZE INFORMATICHE DI BASE 18Basical ComputingDIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO 19Administrative Law DIRITTO BANCARIO 19Banking LawDIRITTO COMMERCIALE 19Commercial LawDIRITTO COMMERCIALE, Corso progredito 20Commercial Law, Advanced courseDIRITTO DELLE COMUNITA’ EUROPEE 20 European Community LawDIRITTO COSTITUZIONALE 21Constitutional LawDIRITTO FALLIMENTARE 21Bankruptcy LawDIRITTO INDUSTRIALE 21Intellectual Property LawDIRITTO DEL LAVORO 22 Labour Law DIRITTO PENALE COMMERCIALE 22Penal Commercial LawDIRITTO TRIBUTARIO 23Tax Law DIRITTO TRIBUTARIO Corso progredito 23 Tax Law, Advanced courseECONOMETRIA 24 Econometrics

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ECONOMIA AGRARIA 24Agricoltural EconomicsECONOMIA AZIENDALE (ISTITUZIONI DI) 24Firm EconomicsECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELL'AZIENDA AGRARIA E 25AGRO-ALIMENTAREAgribusiness Economics and ManagementECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE (ISTITUZIONI DI) 25Theory of business administration, Basic courseECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE 26 Theory of business administration <Jean Monnet> European chair)ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE 26Theory of business administrationECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE, Corso progredito 26Theory of business administration, Advanced CourseECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE COMMERCIALI 27Theory of commercial business administrationECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE INTERNAZIONALI 27Theory of international business administrationECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE DI SERVIZI 27Theory of business administration in the service-sector entreprisesECONOMIA INDUSTRIALE 28 Industrial EconomicsECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE 29 International EconomicsECONOMIA DEGLI INTERMEDIARI FINANZIARI 29Economics of Financial IntermediariesECONOMIA DEI MERCATI MONETARI E FINANZIARI 29Economics of Monetary and Financial MarketsECONOMIA DEL LAVORO 30Labour EconomicsECONOMIA MONETARIA 30 Monetary EconomicsECONOMIA POLITICA (ISTITUZIONI DI) 31Political Economics 1 ECONOMIA POLITICA 2 31 Political Economics 2ECONOMIA PUBBLICA 32 Public EconomicsECONOMIA REGIONALE 32 Regional EconomicsECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO 33Development EconomicsETICA FONDAMENTALE 33Ethics, Basic CourseETICA AMBIENTALE 34Environmental EthicsETICA ED ECONOMIA 34Ethics and EconomicsETICA MEDICA E BIOMEDICA 35Medical and Biomedical EthicsFINANZA AZIENDALE 35 Corporate FinanceFINANZA AZIENDALE Corso progredito 35 Corporate Finance, Advanced course

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FINANZA AZIENDALE INTERNAZIONALE 36International Financial ManagementISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PRIVATO 36Private LawISTITUZIONI DI DIRITTO PUBBLICO 37Public Law ISTITUZIONI DI LOGICA 37Logic, Basic courseLINGUA FRANCESE I 37French Language I LINGUA FRANCESE II 38French Language IILINGUA INGLESE I 38English Language ILINGUA INGLESE II 39 English Language IILINGUA SPAGNOLA I 39 Spanish Language I LINGUA SPAGNOLA II 40 Spanish Language IILINGUA TEDESCA 1 40 German Language 1LINGUA TEDESCA 2 41 German Language 2MARKETING 41MATEMATICA FINANZIARIA 1 41Financial Mathematics 1MATEMATICA FINANZIARIA 2 42 Financial Mathematics 2MATEMATICA GENERALE 1 43Mathematics 1MATEMATICA GENERALE 2 43Mathematics 2MATEMATICA PER LE DECISIONI DELLA FINANZA AZIENDALE 44Mathematics for Decisions in FinanceMETODI E MODELLI PER LE SCELTE ECONOMICHE 44 Methods and Models for Economic Choices METODOLOGIE E DETERMINAZIONI QUANTITATIVE D'AZIENDA 45Accounting, Advanced course.METODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALE 45Research Methods and Technics in Social SciencesMETODOLOGIA E TECNICA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALE 45Corso progredito Research Methods and Technics in Social Sciences, Advanced courseMICROECONOMIA 46MicroeconomicsMODELLI MATEMATICI PER I MERCATI FINANZIARI 46Mathematical models for financial marketsORGANIZZAZIONE AZIENDALE 47 Firm organizationORGANIZZAZIONE DEI SISTEMI INFORMATIVI AZIENDALI 47Organization of business computing systemsPOLITICA ECONOMICA 47 Economic Policy PROGRAMMAZIONE E CONTROLLO 48Firm Control and Budgeting

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RAGIONERIA GENERALE E APPLICATA 49AccountingSCIENZA DELLE FINANZE 49Public financeSISTEMI INFORMATIVI 49Computing systemsSOCIOLOGIA 50 SociologySOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO 50Sociology of the Labour MarketSTATISTICA 1: ANALISI DEI DATI 51Statistics 1, Data analysis STATISTICA 1: PROBABILITA' E INFERENZA 51Statistics 1, Probability and InferenceSTATISTICA 2 51Statistics 2STATISTICA ECONOMICA 52Economics StatisticsSTATISTICA MATEMATICA 52 Mathematical StatisticsSTORIA DELL’ECONOMIA POLITICA 53 History of Political EconomySTORIA ECONOMICA 54Economic History STORIA ECONOMICA, Corso progredito 54Economic History, Advanced courseSTRATEGIA E POLITICA AZIENDALE 55Business Policy and StrategySVILUPPO DELLE ECONOMIE AGRICOLE 55Development of the agricoltural economiesTECNICA BANCARIA 55 Banking TECNICA INDUSTRIALE E COMMERCIALE 56Commercial and Industrial TechniqueTECNOLOGIA DEI CICLI PRODUTTIVI 57 Technology of Production CyclesTEORIA DELLE DECISIONI 57Decision Theory

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