tailieunhanh - Lecture Economics for investment decision makers: Chapter 1 - CFA In stitute

Chapter 1 - Demand and supply analysis: Introduction. The focus of the reading is on demand and supply analysis (microeconomics): How are prices and quantities of transactions determined? The theory of the consumer deals with how consumers make choices, and the theory of the firm is how profit-maximizing firms make choices. | Chapter 1 Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction Presenter’s name Presenter’s title dd Month yyyy 1 1. Introduction Copyright © 2014 CFA Institute 2 Note to presenter: The focus of the reading is on demand and supply analysis (microeconomics): How are prices and quantities of transactions determined? The theory of the consumer deals with how consumers make choices, and the theory of the firm is how profit-maximizing firms make choices. 2 2. Types of markets Factor markets are markets for the factors of production. The factors of production are the inputs to production. Factor markets include labor markets. Goods markets are markets for the outputs of production. The outputs of production are goods and services, which may be intermediate goods and services or final goods and services. Capital markets serve as a means for providers of capital (that is, the providers or suppliers of long-term sources of funding, or savers) to exchange their capital for long-term claims on a firm’s cash | Chapter 1 Demand and Supply Analysis: Introduction Presenter’s name Presenter’s title dd Month yyyy 1 1. Introduction Copyright © 2014 CFA Institute 2 Note to presenter: The focus of the reading is on demand and supply analysis (microeconomics): How are prices and quantities of transactions determined? The theory of the consumer deals with how consumers make choices, and the theory of the firm is how profit-maximizing firms make choices. 2 2. Types of markets Factor markets are markets for the factors of production. The factors of production are the inputs to production. Factor markets include labor markets. Goods markets are markets for the outputs of production. The outputs of production are goods and services, which may be intermediate goods and services or final goods and services. Capital markets serve as a means for providers of capital (that is, the providers or suppliers of long-term sources of funding, or savers) to exchange their capital for long-term claims on a firm’s cash flow and assets (that is, debt and equity securities). Copyright © 2014 CFA Institute 3 LOS: Distinguish among types of markets. Pages 3–4 Markets are distinguished in terms of the goods or services that are traded in the market: Factor markets are markets for the factors of production. Labor markets are a type of factor market where the factor is labor. Goods markets are markets for goods and services, which may be intermediate goods and services or final goods and services Capital markets serve as a means for providers of capital (that is, savers) to exchange their capital for long-term claims on a firm’s cash flow and assets (that is, debt and equity securities). 3 3. Basic Principles and Concepts Copyright © 2014 CFA Institute 4 LOS: Explain the principles of demand and supply. Pages 412 Demand represents the willingness and ability to purchase a good or service at a given price. Supply represents the willingness and ability to offer a good or service for a given price. Note to .

• Kinh tế học
• Investment decision
• Economics for investment decision
• Fiscal policy
• Business cycles
• Supply model
• Supply analysis
• Managerial decision making
• Judgment in managerial decision making
• Decision making
• Common investment mistakes
• Poor investment decisions
• Investment decisions
• Economic growth
• Enterprises' investment decision
• Industrial parks in Vietnam
• Investment decision of enterprises
• Investment capital of enterprises
• Economic growth rate
• Consumer demand
• Demand analysis
• Market structures
• Firm structures
• Aggregate output
• External trade sector activity
• Monetary policy
• International trade
• Capital flows
• Foreign exchange market
• Economics of regulation
• Financial markets
• Summary of Doctoral dissertation
• Investment decision under uncertainty
• The case of carbon taxation
• Developing countries
• Capital budgeting as a tool of management decision making
• National investment bank limited
• Management decision making
• Long term effect
• The firm’s value
• The Dissertation of Economics
• Doctoral thesis summary
• The impact of the investment environment
• Small and medium enterprises
• Investment decision of the business
• Foreign direct investment
• Foreign ownership
• Multinational enterprises
• Export decision
• Large Turkish firms
• Export decision relationship
• Summary of PhD Dissertation
• Determinants of Vietnamese enterprises
• Outward direct investment decision
• The case of Cambodia
• Foreign Investment Agency
• Decision Rules
• project risk
• project risk analysis
• evaluation of investment projects
• corporate finance
• investment
• Financial management
• Decision makers
• Financial planning
• Interpreting financial statements
• Making capital investment decisions
• Integrated resort attractions
• Key factors
• Analytic hierarchy process
• Bayesian Network Methods
• Innovation decision making
• R&D investment’ choice
• Cognitive management of executives’ discretion
• Understanding manager decision making