Chapter 1 Introduction to Macroeconomics

FINANCE

• Instructor: Amirzoda Khamrayev
• E-mail: [e-mail]
• Office hours

№	Day	Office hours	Room
1.	Monday	14:00	521
2.	Wednesday	15:00	521
3.	Friday	14:00	521

Instructor Profile

Course description

• The subject of "Finance" is a course included in the block of general professional disciplines. Finance is part of the humanities and socio-economic disciplines and is taught in all undergraduate economic disciplines. This subject describes the management, creation, and study of money, banking, credit, investment, assets, liabilities, and financial instruments that make up financial systems.
• Main textbook: Bodi Z., Merton R.S., Cleeton D.L. Textbook. Financial economics. New Jersey: “Pearson Education”, 2016. – 500 p

Main topics to discuss

• Topics
• The subject and objectives of the subject "Finance".
• Financial system and financial infrastructure. Financial flows
• Financial policy and financial decisions
• Financial planning and regulation and financial management. Financial control
• Financial markets, their participants and financial market rates
• Finance and risks
• Mid-Term Exam
• Financial resources of business entities. Fixed and working capital
• Financial reporting: content, functions and types.
• Public and Household Finance
• Finance and corporate strategy. Theory of capital structure
• International Finance and International Financial Institutions.
• Final Exam

Assessment

• Midterm assessment - 30 p.
• In class assessment - 20 p.
• Final assessment - 50 p.
• Total: 100 points
• In class assessment - 20 p.
• 15 points for group presentation
• 5 for in class and homework assignments

Ground Rules

• NO TALKS during the lesson (other then discussion): 3 warns guarantee 0% out of 20% in class assessment.
• If there is any need to go out, you can go out without asking for a permission.
• Assignments must be submitted on time.
• No free lunch - you don`t get something for nothing.
• Free riding is not allowed.
• Plagiarism is prohibited and punished strictly.
• No Mobile Phones and phone talking
• Class attends is recommended