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READING LIST


C. H. Feinstein, P. Temin, G. Toniolo, L’economia europea fra le due guerre, Roma-Bari, Laterza, 2004
A. Gauthier, L’economia mondiale dal 1945 ad oggi, Bologna, Il Mulino, 1998
Ch. P. Kindleberger, La grande depressione nel mondo 1929-1939, Milano, Etas, 1982
M. Niveau, Storia dei fatti economici contemporanei, Milano, Mursia, 1984
J.E. Stiglitz, La globalizzazione e i suoi oppositori, Torino, Einaudi, 2002
G. Toniolo, Europe’s golden age, 1950-1973: speculations from a long run perspective, in “Economic History Review”, LI (1998), pp. 252-267
H. Van der Wee, L’economia mondiale tra crisi e benessere (1945-1980), Milano, Hoepli, 1989





ASSESSMENT

Oral examination

STORIA DELL’IMPRESA

BUSINESS HISTORY
6 ECTS


LEVEL
Graduate

YEAR
FIRST

SEMESTER
second

LECTURER
Mario Rizzo


E-MAIL
mrizzo@unipv.it


COURSE PROGRAM
The course examines the fundamental themes of business history, considering contemporary firms in the light of their socio-economic, institutional, and cultural framework.
A short summary of the main topics to be covered in the course includes:
The theory of the firms
The firm in its socio-economic, institutional, and cultural context
Scale and structure
Management and governance
State-owned enterprises

EDUCATIONAL AIM
The course aims at providing students with an up-to-date understanding of the basic problems of business history, examining contemporary firms in their socio-economic, institutional, and cultural framework.

READING LIST
Pier Angelo TONINELLI, Storia d¹impresa, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2006

Magda BIANCO, L¹industria italiana. Numeri, peculiarità, politiche della nostra economia industriale, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2003



ASSESSMENT
Oral examination
STRATEGIA E POLITICA AZIENDALE

STRATEGIES AND POLICIES OF THE FIRMS
6 e 9 ECTS
LEVEL

Graduate
YEAR

FIRST
SEMESTER

Second
LECTURER

Giancarlo M. Malvestito
E-MAIL

mgm@eco.unipv.it
EDUCATIONAL AIM

The course aims to present the main theories and models of the strategic business thinking


PROGRAM COURSE

Will be provided by the lecturer at the beginning of the course and publicated in his website


READING LIST

Pensiero strategico d’impresa: teoria e modelli (available on the lecturer’s website) and dott. Manazza’s lecture notes.


ASSESSMENT

Oral examination



SVILUPPO, POVERTÁ E DISUGUAGLIANZA

DEVELOPMENT, POVERTY AND INEQUITY
Course activated by the Faculty of Political Sciences
9 ECTS
LEVEL

Graduate
YEAR

FIRST
SEMESTER

FIRST



LECTURER

Enrica Chiappero

Renata Targetti
EDUCATIONAL AIM

The course proposes the discussion of the problems related to the definition and measurement of the inequity and poverty and their implications on the human and economic development policies. The course is divided and two parts, one focuses on the analysis of the inequity and the other focuses on aspects of the poverty, related between them and with laboratory activities and groupwork on empirical application and statistical data.The first part of the course presents principal normative and positive theories of inequity, the relation with poverty; main tools of measurement. The second part faces aspect related to concepts and measurements of poverty.Will be analysed cases from industrialized countries and developing countries.


COURSE PROGRAM, READING LIST AND ASSESSMENT

Further information available on http://www-1.unipv.it/wwwscpol/
TECNICA BANCARIA

BANKING
6 e 9 ECTS



LEVEL

Graduate




YEAR

first




SEMESTER

first




LECTURER

Salvatorangelo Loddo




E-MAIL

salvatorangelo.loddo@eco.unipv.it



6 ECTS: (PRINCIPLES)



COURSE PROGRAM

Basics on the Italian banking system

The Central Bank and Monetary Policy

Depository Institutions functions

Balance Sheet composition: Liability side

Traditional banking activity and financial innovation





EDUCATIONAL AIM

The purpose of the course is to: build vocabulary and make the student confidence with the terminology of banking; provide an understanding of the current environment of the financial services industry; introduce the students to the planning, analysis, and decision-making process of an individual commercial bank, and develop specific analytical tools that can be used to manage a commercial bank.



READING LIST


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

S.A. Loddo: Banca Centrale, vigilanza ed efficienza del mercato del credito, Giuffré, 2007.





ASSESSMENT


Oral examination


9 ECTS



COURSE PROGRAM

Basics on the Italian banking system

The Central Bank and Monetary Policy

Depository Institutions functions

Balance Sheet composition: Liability side

Traditional banking activity and financial innovation

Balance Sheet composition: Asset side

Measurement and management of financial risks





EDUCATIONAL AIM

The purpose of the course is to: build vocabulary and make the student confidence with the terminology of banking, provide an understanding of the current environment of the financial services industry, introduce the students to the planning, analysis, and decision-making process of an individual commercial bank, and develop specific analytical tools that can be used to manage a commercial bank.



READING LIST

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

S.A. Loddo: Banca Centrale, vigilanza ed efficienza del mercato del credito, Giuffré, 2007.






ASSESSMENT

Oral examination

TECNICA PROFESSIONALE

PROFESSIONAL TECHNIQUES
9 ECTS


LEVEL

GRADUATE




YEAR

SECOND




SEMESTER

First




LECTURER

FRANCESCO SOTTI (2nd part)

RAFFAELE RIZZARDI (1st part)




ASSISTANTS

Michele Maccarini

Letizia Ubbiali


E-MAIL

raffaele.rizzardi@eco.unipv.it

f_sotti@eco.unipv.it

michele.maccarini@eco.unipv.it

letizia.ubbiali@eco.unipv.it




COURSE PROGRAM

SCHEDULE A)

The reading and interpretation of Financial Statements as the first step of the financial analysis.

Improve the understandability of accounting information by using the contents of the explanatory notes.

Define the main formats of the Balance Sheet.

Define the main formats of the Income statement.

Identify, calculate and appreciate the Profitability Ratios.

Identify, calculate and appreciate the Liquidity Ratios.

Identify, calculate and appreciate the Solvency Ratios.

Understand and use the Statement of cash Flows.
SCHEDULE B)

The meaning of fiscal neutrality and tax avoidance.

The relevant accounting standards; OIC4 and IFRS3.

The sale or contribution of a business.

The modification of the corporate structure.

The merger and the division.

The set-up of a Societas Europaea (SE).

The sale, contribution and exchange of shares.

The winding-up of business.





EDUCATIONAL AIM

The aim of the course is the analysis of the main features of the business combinations and other extraordinary events in corporate life, in a view of giving professional advice and assistance by an independent adviser or an internal financial officer. This kind of advice needs the knowledge of the relevant rules of business and taxation legislations also in order to agree a correct consideration between the contracting parties. The aim of the course is also to develop student’s ability to analyse and interpret financial statements for the purpose of assessing financial performance of firms, by applying appropriate financial tools.



READING LIST

Schedule A)

Teaching materials provided by the lecturer

Italian accounting standard OIC 12

Claudio Teodori, L’analisi di bilancio, G. Giappichelli, Torino, 2000.

Ugo Sòstero, Pieremilio Ferrarese, Analisi di bilancio, Giuffrè, Milano, 2000.

Giovanni Ferrero, Flavio Dezzani, Piero Pisoni, Luigi Puddu, Le analisi di bilancio - Indici e flussi, Giuffrè, Milano, 2003.

Schedule B)

Italian accounting standard OIC 4.

Giuseppe Savioli - Le operazioni di gestione straordinaria, aggiornato con l'OIC 4 (fusioni e scissioni), l'OIC 5 (liquidazione) e con la legge finanziaria 2008, Giuffré, Milano, 2008.

Riccardo Perotta – Giovanni Maria Garegnani – Le operazioni di gestione straordinaria, Giuffré, Milano, 2005; Note, esercizi e casi, Egea 2006.

Stefano Carmini – Le operazioni di gestione straordinaria in ambito internazionale, Giuffré, Milano, 2007.

Marco Confalonieri – Trasformazione, fusione, conferimento, scissione e liquidazione delle società, Il Sole-24Ore, Milano, 2008.






ASSESSMENT

Oral examination


TEORIA DEI GIOCHI

GAMES THEORY
Course activated by Collegio Borromeo
3 ECTS
LEVEL

Graduate
YEAR

FIRST
SEMESTER

Second



LECTURER

Torre Anna.
EDUCATIONAL AIM

The course provides a basic knowledge of essential elements of the game theories and some specifics topics like Nash’equilibrium, folk theorem, auction’theories


COURSE PROGRAM, READING LIST AND ASSESSMENT

The program is available on: www.collegioborromeo.it

TEORIA DELLE DECISIONI

DECISIONS THEORY
6 ECTS

LEVEL

GRADUATE


YEAR

FIRST




SEMESTER

FIRST


LECTURER

CESARE ZUCCOTTI
COURSE PROGRAM

Information: its role in taking a decision.

The uncertainty.

The utility function.

The choice between economic and financial projects.

The risk aversion; insurance.

Models of game theory; the interaction among business management.

The logical fuzzy in the decisional processes.

The decision as choice among actions.


E-MAIL

czuccotti@eco.unipv.it
READING LIST

Colli Franzone A.., Zuccotti C., La scelta fra progetti economico-finanziari, ISDAF, Pavia, 2006.

Lindley D. V., La logica della decisione, Il Saggiatore, Milano, 1990.

Picconato L., Metodi per le decisioni statistiche, Springer-Verlag Italia, Milano, 2009.

Veronesi M., Visioli A., Logica fuzzy: fondamenti teorici e applicazioni pratiche, Franco Angeli Ed., Milano, 2003.

ASSESSMENT


Oral examination


TEORIA DELL’IMPRESA

THEORY OF THE FIRMS
6 e 9 ECTS
LEVEL

Graduate
YEAR

FIRST
SEMESTER

FIRST



LECTURER

Andrea Fumagalli

E-MAIL


afuma@eco.unipv.it



EDUCATIONAL AIM

The introduction to the study of the differents theories of the firm (from neoclasical traditional up today) as well as the analysis of the relation between the firm, innovation and finance.




PROGRAM COURSE

Economic theory of the firm

    1. The firm : organization, resources and objectives

1.2 The function of production and the analysis of costs

1.3 The firm in perfect competition and monopoly



    1. the oligopolistic markets (clasic and strategic approach)

    2. The marginalist controverse and neoclasical reply

    3. the post Keynesian and the rule of full cost

Theories of management and behavior

2.1 The theories of management: Baumol, Williamson e Marris

2.2 The theory of “take over”

2.3 The theory of behaviour Simon

2.4 The theory of transaction cost Coase

2.5 The company function as team’production

2.6 The firm as contract structure and the agency principal agent model

2.7 The theory of the contestable markets
Alternative theories of the firm

3.1 The neo-schumpeterian approach

3.2 The evolutive theory of Nelson and Winter

3.3 The neo-austrian theories

3.4 The firm as interconnected cash flow the Minsky ‘view



READING LIST

1. Del Bono F. e Zamagni S. (1999), Microeconomia, Bologna: Il Mulino.

[or Zamagni S. (1993), Economia Politica. Corso di microeconomia, Roma: La Nuova Italia Scientifica]


2. Fumagalli A. (1995), Moneta e tecnologia, Milano: F. Angeli (chapter 3).
The slides of the lessons will be available at the end of the course


ASSESSMENT

Wrritten examination and oral (optional)


TEORIE ALTERNATIVE ALLA CRESCITA

ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF GROWTH
Course activated by the Faculty of Political Sciences
6 ECTS
LEVEL

Graduate
YEAR

FIRST
SEMESTER

FIRST



LECTURER

Marco Missaglia


EDUCATIONAL AIM

The more reknowned theories of growth , especially the contemporaneus, will be analysed from a comparative perspective.


COURSE PROGRAM, READING LIST AND ASSESSMENT

Further information available on: http://www-1.unipv.it/wwwscpol/








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