Faculty of Economics

Course Breakdown – Faculty of Economics

SN	CODE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	CREDIT UNIT(S)
1.	300	INTRODUCTION TO FINANCE	Include concept and technique in corporate finance and investment. Topics include the finance environment securities market, financial market, financial statement and analysis. Working capital management, capital budgeting, cost of capital dividend policy asset valuation, investment, decision making under uncertainty, mergers options and futures	3
2.	301	INTERMEDIATE MICRO ECONOMIC THEORY	Includes contemporary theories of consumption, production, pricing and resource allocation.	3
3.	302	INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS THEORY	Principles and theories of national income determination,analysis of savings, consumption ,investment and other aggregate in the national and international economy and relation to employment, inflation and stabilizations.	3
4.	305	DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT	Include development of economic thought from the middle ages to the present; emphasis on major schools of thought including classical, Marxian neo classical, and Keynesian schools.	3
5.	306	THE REAL ESTATE PROCESS	Includes introductory survey course. Decision making processes for the manufacture marketing, management and financing of real estate space. Survey of institutional context, economics of urbanization, Historical pattern and structure of city growth, and public policy issues regarding urban environment and business management.	3
6.	310	STATISTICS MEASUREMENT IN ECONOMICS	Includes introduction of analysis of economic data. The techniques of descriptive statistical inference (Hypothesis testing and estimation) as directed toward application if economic research.	3
7.	311	INTERMEDIATE MICRO-ECONOMIC THEORY MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT	Include a mathematical approach to the theory of consumption, production, pricing and resource allocation.	3
8.	312	INTERMEDIATE MICRO –ECONOMIC THEORY MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT	Include a mathematical approach to the principles and theories of National income determination, analysis of savings, consumption, investment and other aggregate in the national and international economy and relation to employment, inflation and stabilizations.	3
9.	315	LABOUR PROBLEMS	Includes problems of labour with special regard to the group organization of labour and management, their irrelations and relations to government.	3
10.	320	INVESTMENT	Includes principles, issues and methods relating to the management of investment portfolios; investment needs of small institutional investors; investment risks associated with financial market condition and business cycle fluctuation.	3
11.	325	PUBLIC UTILITIES	Include development of public utilities in evolution of public utility concept and emerging role of regulation; regulatory and public policy issues with emphasis on the pricing utility services relation of environmental and conservation goals to economic objectives of public utility sector.	3
12.	330	MONEY AND BANKING	Includes Monetary economics; the role of money in the determination of output, Prices and interest rates commercial and central banking, monetary policy, the international monetary system.	3
13.	337	NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND ECONOMICS	Includes economic principles underlying utilization and conservation of land and natural resources	3
14.	343	ENVIROMENTAL ECONOMICS	Include micro economic principles underlying the use of natural resources such as air, water, forest ,fisheries, minerals and energy. These principles are applied in the examination of pollution control, preservation vs. development deforestation, and other environmental issues.	3
15.	352	ROLES OF GOVERNMENT IN THE ECONOMY	Includes government activities affecting context, emphasizing the structural factors responsible for patterns of inequality.	3
16.	464	INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE	Include contemporary theory of international trade and finance development and applied to current problems in international economics relations.	3
17.	467	INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS-INDUSTRIAL FIRMS AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION	Includes comparison of selected ways European countries. Japan, and the USSR with the United States, in terms of structures of management and labour force within individual companies and method of operation of firms in these different countries; Including labour relations, marketing and finance.	3
18.	468	INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION AND INPERFECT COMPETETION	Include and over view of the theory of industrial organization including the study of oligopolistic behaviour, Monopolistic competition, product, differentiation and the dynamic behaviour of competitive industries under uncertainty.	3
19.	474	ECONOMIC PROBLEM OF DEVELOPING AREAS	Includes analysis aggregate growth, income distribution and poverty in-lower income economics. uses micro economic of imperfect of labour, capital and insurance market to explore why some individual advance economically at their economics grow and fall behind. Considers implications of aggregate and micro analysis for national and international economics policy.	3
20.	475	ECONOMICS OF GROWHT	Includes theoretical analysis of issues in growth and development. Model will be motivated by countries experiences. Topics includes; factors affecting saving, investment and cross country differential on per capita income; the rules of government institution, market regulation, technology and trade.	3
21.	477	AGRICULTURAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA	Include composition, organization, and techniques of agricultural production; economic change and development of agriculture, economic policies special problems of developing African agriculture.	3
22.	478	URBAN TRANSPORT ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA	Include economic issues involved in providing transport services and urban communities, Study of demand; alternative mean of supply; public and private financing problems; pricing and resource allocation; rules of local, state and federal government.	3
23.	501	INTRODUCTION TO DYNAMIC ECONOMICS	Includes interpretation of economics in terms of dynamic processes governed by their structure and institution, in contrast to the method of static economic theory. Draws of institutional, evolutionary, and social economics.	3
24.	502	ECONOMICS OF TRANSPORTATION	Includes of influence of transport cost and economic development, industrial location and market penetration; economics characteristics of careers; pricing policies and practices in transport; interrelationship of public policy issues and decision by suppliers and user of transportation.	3
25.	504	TRANSPORTATION IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT	Includes government promotion policies for transportation; evaluation of public investment in transportation; comparative analysis of rules of government in developed and developing countries	3
26.	508	WEALTH AND INCOME	Includes origin of in equality in income and wealth –bequest, human capitals, properties division, productivity, and demographic change. Primary focus on the united state, with some international comparison. Measurement of redistribution effected by social insurance, inflation, and task-transfer system. Empirical oriented towards policy analysis and measurement.	3
27.	521	GAME THEORY AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS	Includes the study of multi-agent, interactive decision problems with emphasis on questions of coordination, cooperation and conflict. application includes relations between countries, competition between firms, bargaining between unions and firms, and contest between political candidates.	3
28.	522	LAW AND ECONOMICS	Includes economic analysis and legal rules and institution with emphases on how different areas of law influence individual incentives. Specific topics includes;(1)Property (2)Contract(3)Torts(4)Legal procedures (5)Criminal law	3
29.	539	PUBLIC SECTOR BARGAINING	Includes major issues in public sector collecting bargaining, such as, appropriate scope of bargaining, right to strike, and dispute resolution procedures. Compares labour-management statutes and bargaining practices of teachers and other municipal, state and federal employees.	3
30.	548	THE ECONOMIC OF HEALTH CARE	Includes analysis of the health care industry. Market for hospital and physicians care market for health man power and the role of health insurance.	3
31.	552	INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES	Includes comparative industrial relations in developing countries from institutional and historical perspective: the relevance of western experience; labour unions in the context of national economic development and world economy; personnel management; and the impact of foreign multinational companies.	3
32.	557	PUBLIC FINANCE IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES	Includes potentials and limitations fiscal policy as a development instrument in low-income countries; tax harmonization in economic integration; case studies tax reform; budgeting and planning.	3
33.	557	ECONOMIC OF GROWTH AND MASS STRUCTURE IN LOW INCOME COUNTRIES	Includes the analyzes the relationship between growth and the changes in land less, employment and class and house hold structures which developed growth’s welfare affects in temporary low income economies. Methodologically lore the interface between neoclassical economies and Marxian analysis.	3
34.	606	MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS II	Includes advanced mathematical topics and techniques used in economic analysis. Deterministic and Stochastic control theory emphasized.	3
35.	615	MICRO DATA COLLECTIONS METHODS IN ECONOMICS	Includes an introduction to the problems of collecting and using data and individual economic decision-makers research design, problems of sampling and analysis problems.	3
36.	663	POPULATION AND SOCIETY	Includes social and economic determinant and consequences of contemporary and historical population trends developed and developing societies. Fertility, morality, migration, population distribution age structure, population growth.	3
37.	664	ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL TRADE	Includes policies related to trade, tariffs, balance of payment, and aid programs with special emphasis on recent development and the role played by the United States.	3
38.	665	INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY	Includes international trade policies of the United State and other countries are studies in historical, institutional and analytical terms. Analysis of international agencies established to promote trade expansion, provide rules of good behaviour and settle trading dispute among countries.	3
39.	666	ADVANCE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE	Includes modern institutions history, and controversies of international financial relations. Foreign exchange market, the Euro-currency banking system and central bank intervention in both.	3
40.	703	MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS	Includes survey of mathematical techniques used in economic analysis. Linear algebra and optimization techniques are emphasized.	3
41.	709	ECONOMIC STATISTICS AND ECONOMETRICS	Includes probability distribution, statistical inference; multiple linear regression; introduction to econometric methods.	3
42.	711	ECONOMIC THEORY-MICROECONOMICS SEQUENCE	Includes first course in two semester sequence; theories of firms, consumer, and market; or partial and general equilibrium in market and centralized economies; topics in welfare economics
43.	712	ECONOMIC THEORY-MACRO ECONOMICS SEQUENCE	Include first course in two semester sequence; commodity money and labour markets their components and general equilibrium; inter temporal optimization and growth theory.	3
44.	715	ECONOMIC METHOD	Include statistical model and method relevant to estimation and testing of economic relationships.	3
45.	735	MONETARY AND FINANCIAL THEORY	Include advance appraisal of theory and institutions of the financial system monetary theory, the credit system and financial intermediaries.	3
46.	N/A	MACRO ECONOMIC POLICY	Include theoretical, empirical, and institutional aspects of the use of monetary, fiscal, and income policies to affect inflation, employment, and other policy manuals	3
47.	N/A	THEORY OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND FISCAL POLICY	Includes theoretical development of sections of government in a developed economy; welfare, criteria efficient government expenditures and taxation; nature public goods and of distribution activities of government. Program budgeting theoretical issues in cost-profit analysis.	3
48.	N/A	THEORY OF PUBLIC FINANCE FISCAL POLICY	Includes balance of tax burdens and expenditures benefit on relatives income; effect of taxation on economic decision relating to the work effort investment and consumption analysis of the globalization, growth and debt engagement policies in the tax of the economy as ;problem in international.	3
49.	N/A	TAXATION	Includes theoretic, applied sciences.	3
50.	N/A	PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND THEOTORY ANALYSIS	Includes theoretic and issues in benefit-cost; government control of action through direct sample, education, safety and environmental.	3
51.	745	STATE,LOCAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL ECONOMICS	Includes interrelationship of multi-level governments, economics of state and local public services.	3
52.	750	LABOUR ECONOMICS	Includes theoretical and empirical analysis of labour markets, labour mobility, the determination if earnings and employment, and labour supply of the household unit; emphasizes recent research on current issues in public policy.	3
53.	751	SURVEY OF INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF LABOR ECONOMICS	Includes labour theories and activities	3
54.	762	EMPERICAL ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL ORG'ANISATION AND PUBLIC POLICY	Includes a study of measurement in industrial organisation and a survey of empirical tests of hypothesis in the field. The theory and practice of anti-trust is also covered. Each student will produce and original peace of research.	3
55.	805	ADVANCED MICRO ECONOMIC THEORY	Includes economic behaviour under uncertainty; measure of risk, information structure, stock market and asset pricing, insurance theory, asymmetric information and incentive mechanisms.	3
56.	836	APPLIED MACROECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS	Includes analysis of theoretical and implementational problems of conducting multi-instrument stabilization policy. Topics; political-economic interface, policy-oriented micro-models, and selected problems experienced in coordinating policy instrument in recent years.	3
57.	838	FINANCIAL MARKET AND INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS	Examination of how financial factor affects aggregate economic activity. Particular attention is directed to implication of the increased integration of world financial market Institution.	3
58.	848	HEALTH ECONOMICS	Includes health economics issues including demand, supply and pricing market structure, medical malpractice, technological change, value of life, role of insurance, and other aspects of uncertainty.	3
59.	871	ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS	Includes General equilibrium algebraic and geometric modelling of open macro economies with balance trade, and economics of international exchange and determinants of the exchange rate	3

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