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What is corporate economics?

Corporate economics delves into the decision-making processes of firms, focusing on how they allocate resources, interact with markets, and ultimately aim to maximize shareholder value. It combines economic principles with practical business applications, bridging the gap between theory and real-world decision-making.

What are the key features of corporate economics?

  • Microeconomic Foundation: Rooted in microeconomic principles, corporate economics analyzes firm behavior considering factors like production costs, market structures, consumer demand, and competition.
  • Financial Analysis: It emphasizes financial tools and techniques for evaluating a firm's performance, profitability, and investment opportunities.
  • Strategic Decision-Making: Corporate economics equips firms with the framework to make informed strategic decisions regarding pricing, production, investment, capital budgeting, and mergers and acquisitions.
  • Incentive Design: It explores how firms design contracts, compensation structures, and incentive programs to motivate employees and align their goals with the organization's objectives.
  • Game Theory: This field incorporates game theory to analyze strategic interactions between
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List of important terms Economics of banking

Extensive list of important terms and definitions on the Economics of Banking

  • Availability doctrine: States that spending is always in excess of available funds. Not the price but the availability of credit is the important determinant of credit.

  • Credit rationing: The act of placing restrictions on the amount of credit.

  • Adverse incentives: When the contracted interest rate creates an incentive for the borrower to take on greater risk than he/she otherwise would, so that the higher interest rate can be paid.

  • Pooling contract: A common contract to the two types of borrowers, honest and dishonest borrowers.

  • Securitization: The process of matching up of borrowers and savers wholly or partly by way of financial markets.

  • Asset-backed securities: Sales of financial securities.

  • Loan origination: Location of creditworthy borrower.

  • Loan funding: Funds secured through designing securities

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Samenvatting bij Economie en Recht van Kanning, 2e druk, 2008

Bevat een samenvatting bij het boek Economie en Recht van Kanning, 2e druk 2008.

  • Toegankelijk boek over de wisselwerking tussen economie en recht.
  • Dit boek behandelt onder andere concurrentie, mededinging, externe effecten van productie of consumptie, collectieve goederen etc.

Hoofdstuk 1. Basisbegrippen

1.1 De maatschappelijke context

Iedereen komt met economie en recht in aanraking. Veel gebeurtenissen hebben zowel een economische als een.........Read more

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Summary Multinational Business Finance by Eiteman

Summary written in 2013-2014 - contains only a small set of chapters.

Chapter A: The exchange market

Foreign exchange: the money of a foreign country (foreign currency bank balances, banknotes, checks and drafts).

Foreign exchange transaction: an agreement between a buyer and a seller that a fixed amount of one currency will be delivered for another currency at a specified rate.

Foreign exchange rate: the price of one currency expressed in terms of another currency.

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List of important terms Economics of banking

Extensive list of important terms and definitions on the Economics of Banking

  • Availability doctrine: States that spending is always in excess of available funds. Not the price but the availability of credit is the important determinant of credit.
  • Credit rationing: The act of pla...

What is corporate economics?

Corporate economics delves into the decision-making processes of firms, focusing on how they allocate resources, interact with markets, and ultimately aim to maximize shareholder value. It combines economic principles with practical business applications, bridging the gap between theory and real-wor...

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Extensive list of important terms and definitions on the Economics of Banking

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  • Credit rationing: The act of pla...

Samenvatting bij Economie en Recht van Kanning, 2e druk, 2008

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