Contemporary investment strategies; emphasis on the theoretical. Major topics: portfolio analysis and random walk

Project-based course in which students will work on a semester-long applied research project that analyzes various current systems in western Massachusetts (energy, transportation, agriculture), and identify practical solutions that move towards sustainability. Students identify unique research areas, develop methods and collect data, and analyze and present findings in a report. This course will satisfy the Integrative Experience requirement for BS-NRC and BS-EnvSci majors.

Financial institutions, instruments, markets and the public policies; micro and macro aspects of the American financial system.

Objectives, procedures, and problems involved in establishment and administration of employee and executive compensation plans. Prerequisite: MANAGMNT 314.

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