SOSC 1340 Lecture Notes - Rational Expectations, Efficient-Market Hypothesis
28 Nov 2013
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Economics , faculty of liberal arts & professional studies, york university. Course title: monetary economics i: financial markets and. 2009-2010 undergraduate calendar | important dates | enrol here. This course studies the principal financial institutions and markets in the canadian economy. It analyzes the economic function, regulation, and operational features of these institutions and markets. It considers the corresponding institutions and markets in other countries. Frederic s. mishkin and apostolos serletis, the economics of money, banking, and. A study guide is available for the book, which is optional for this course. Students who miss the mid-term exam due to documented medical reasons will have the weight transferred to their final exam. The final exam will be held at a date and location to be set by the registrar"s office. Why study money, banking, and financial markets?, chapter 1. An overview of the financial system, chapter 2. The risk and term structure of interest rates, chapter 6.
