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UNIVERSITY NETWORKSThe Faculty of Economics is part of two international university networks:
The strategy of the Faculty within these networks is aimed at boosting bilateral relations with other universities. This will allow the addition of teacher exchanges and cooperation in the field of research to the simple exchange of students. TEACHING MOBILITYWithin the various programs set up, didactics and research contacts between our teaching staff and foreign universities have been consistently increasing. Within the Erasmus Program, the Faculty of Economics participates in a teaching mobility program with Poland (Prof Giancarlo Malvestito). Within the Hermes network, an exchange with visiting professors from the IECS of Strasbourg (Prof Antonella Zucchella) has been established. OTHER EUROPEAN PROGRAMS
Aimed at improving the quality of advanced education and at greater intercultural understanding by means of the cooperation with third party countries, Erasmus Mundus (www.erasmusmundus.it) is a program of collaboration and mobility that aims to promote globally the image of the European Union as center of excellence for learning. The Program supports high quality university European second level courses (corresponding, in the Italian system, to specialist degrees and first and second level university Masters). The purpose of the program is to strengthen the visibility and the attraction of the European advanced education in the third party countries. Erasmus Mundus includes scholarships financed by the European Union destined to citizens of third party countries that participate in course that achieve the " EM label ".
The Faculty of Economics is a partner in the EU-China European program. This aims to strengthen European studies in China. Within the program, a number of researchers and teaching staff from the People's Republic of China have been received in Pavia for periods of research in the faculty. These stays have lasted between six months and - a year.
The Faculty of Economics has participated in the European Commission’s Tuning program since its conception. The objective here is to implement the Declaration of Bologna (June 1999) and to develop common European diploma models, based on the motto: "Tuning of educational structures and program on the basis of diversity and autonomy". The first two parts of the program have been concluded, during the course of which the methodology to use in order to define a quality standard for the degree in business has been discussed; now the third phase of the process is about to get underway. On 11 March 2005 the Faculty of Economics organized a meeting in order to outline the results of the first two phases, after which a report will be sent by mail and e-mail to the university Heads of Economics and to the chairmen of business degree courses at the Italian athenaeums. The Faculty has contributed also to the translation of Tuning Guide, elaborating part of the Italian version of the final report of the first phase of the plan (Prof. Elena Montagna)2. In 2003, Prof. Zucchella replaced Prof. Violini in the role of representative for Italy in Business Studies. Head: Prof Antonella Zucchella 2 the text is available on : http://www.storia.unibo.it/Tuning/Tuning.html
The Faculty of Economics takes part in the European Union’s Tempus program in collaboration with the Faculty of Economy of Czestochova (Poland). Over the past few years, few Polish students have been received as part of the program.
GRADUATE COURSESAcademic year 2010 - 2011 ADVANCED ECONOMETRICS 9 ECTS LEVEL GRADUATE
SECOND
FIRST
CAROLINA CASTAGNETTI
ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS 6 and 9 ECTS LEVEL GRADUATE
SECOND
FIRST
GUIDO ASCARI
The course will analyse the basics of modern dynamic macroeconomic theory. In particular: I Consumption
II Investment Dynamic Investment theory and adjustment costs Investment theory under uncertainty Irreversibility III Growth Neoclassical model of growth Extensions of the basic model Endogenous growth theory IV Overlapping generations models and welfare state Overlapping generations models Welfare state and social security Ricardian equivalence Reading list:
9 ECTS
COURSE PROGRAM: I ConsumptionDynamic theory of consumption Consumption-Based Asset Pricing (CCAPM) Download 1.25 Mb. Share with your friends:
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