Microeconomic Theory Seminar, 2025 Fall ECON 208 001 SEM 001

2025 Fall ECON 208 001 SEM 001

This course is an advanced class in Financial Economics. Topics include moral hazard (principal-agent problems, free cash flow), asymmetric Information (security issurance, dividends), mergers and acquisitions (theory, managerial incentives), corporate governance (separation of ownership and control, internal capital markets, superstar CEOs), corporate fraud (earnings manipulations). This class emphasizes the economic underpinning of financial decision-making and is mathematically and technically demanding. You will be required to do some empirical homework using STATA.

Course Times
Mo 4:00pm - 5:59pm
Course Location
Evans 639
Course CCN
21374
Course Level
Graduate
Course Units
3
Section Type
Seminar
Course number
208
Instructors
Chris Shannon

Instructor(s)

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Richard and Lisa Steiny Professor of Economics, Professor of Mathematics
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