INGLESE
English
Prior training in introductory macroeconomics is encouraged.
Prior training in introductory macroeconomics is encouraged.
This course combines lecture, discussion, and a number of application-based activities to introduce theoretical concepts and tools associated with country analysis and to then provide extensive individual and team-based application of these concepts and tools to actual analysis of various countries.
This course combines lecture, discussion, and a number of application-based activities to introduce theoretical concepts and tools associated with country analysis and to then provide extensive individual and team-based application of these concepts and tools to actual analysis of various countries.
This course examines what country analysis is and how effective country analysis can enhance organizational success
how to conduct analysis of key variables as part of a systematic country assessment
To identify and manage challenges in generating and evaluating data for country analysis.
This course examines what country analysis is and how effective country analysis can enhance organizational success
how to conduct analysis of key variables as part of a systematic country assessment
To identify and manage challenges in generating and evaluating data for country analysis.
- What is country analysis
- Identifying and refining goals of country analysis
- Macroeconomic variables
- Political, cultural and socioeconomic variables
- Fiscal, trade, and budgetary variables
- Environmental and natural resource variables
- Sources of data
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Anticipating and addressing challenges in country analysis
- What is country analysis
- Identifying and refining goals of country analysis
- Macroeconomic variables
- Political, cultural and socioeconomic variables
- Fiscal, trade, and budgetary variables
- Environmental and natural resource variables
- Sources of data
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Anticipating and addressing challenges in country analysis
In-class examination, team reports and presentation plus a final report.
For students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) who have contacted the University Disability/SLD Info Point to request support for the specific curricular exam, please note that the way the exam is taken can be adapted in accordance with the University Guidelines (https://www.univpm.it/Entra/Accoglienza_diversamente_abili).
A passing grade or better is earned by completing all requirements
Positive grades from 18 to 30. Cum laude can be bestowed to outstanding performance
Performance will be assessed through: (1) one written in-class examination (30% of course grade), (2) three team-based written reports and accompanying oral presentations (45% of course grade), and (3) a final written project report (25% of course grade).
In-class examination, team reports and presentation plus a final report.
For students with disabilities or Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) who have contacted the University Disability/SLD Info Point to request support for the specific curricular exam, please note that the way the exam is taken can be adapted in accordance with the University Guidelines (https://www.univpm.it/Entra/Accoglienza_diversamente_abili).
A passing grade or better is earned by completing all requirements
Positive grades from 18 to 30. Cum laude can be bestowed to outstanding performance
Performance will be assessed through: (1) one written in-class examination (30% of course grade), (2) three team-based written reports and accompanying oral presentations (45% of course grade), and (3) a final written project report (25% of course grade).
There will not be a required textbook for this course. Instead, the course will use a set of articles and other supporting materials, and variety of on-line and published data sources. Participants are encouraged to use supporting material such as
David M. Curi “Country Analysis”, Gower Publishers, 2011;
Bouchet, Clarke & Groslambert, “ Country Risk Assessment”, Wiley, 2003;
Or
Kosmidou, Doumpos and Zopounidis, “Country Risk Evolution, Spinger, 2008
There will not be a required textbook for this course. Instead, the course will use a set of articles and other supporting materials, and variety of on-line and published data sources. Participants are encouraged to use supporting material such as
David M. Curi “Country Analysis”, Gower Publishers, 2011;
Bouchet, Clarke & Groslambert, “ Country Risk Assessment”, Wiley, 2003;
Or
Kosmidou, Doumpos and Zopounidis, “Country Risk Evolution, Spinger, 2008
Università Politecnica delle Marche
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