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Kanazawa University, School of Economics
(Japan)

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2013-05-15
Applied Econometrics A & B: Students will study quantitative methods for the analysis of a modeled society and economic phenomena and then examine the results of the analyses for application to the real world (Degree/BA (in economics))
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Banking and Financial System A & B: (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Business Administration and Information Technology A & B: The course will examine the role of information in corporate management in order for students to develop a better understanding of the methods used to strategically leverage information technology in business. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Business Finance A & B: The focus of the course is on the examination of corporate financial strategies in order for students to acquire the knowledge. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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Business Management A & B: The methods of managing an organization will be explored by examining corporate philosophies and theories. Moreover, students will study the changes in these philosophies and theories according to the changes in corporate activities. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Comparative Economic Systems A & B: Relying on comparative economics, these lectures examine the diversity and evolution of economic systems in the developed countries (the US, the developed European countries and Japan) and the emerging countries (Russia, the Central-Eastern European countries and China). (Degree/BA (in economics))
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Contemporary Capitalism A & B: Contemporary Capitalism A & B: This course lectures on the methods for understanding the historical ‘evolution’ of modern varieties of capitalism and the theoretical tools for analyzing it. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Culture, Sport and Modern Life: Delicate and complicated mutual relations between cultural events and the economy in modern society are discussed to deepen student understanding of cultural economics. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic History of Asia A & B: With China as an example, the history of modernization, capitalization, and industrialization of the Asian economy is reviewed to deepen student understanding of Asia. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic History of Japan A & B: Students will study the development of Japanese capitalism and its causal relationships while also developing the insights necessary to analyze today's economy. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic History of the Western World A & B: The development of the European economy after about the 19th century is examined from a multifaceted perspective of the entire European economy and the national economy of each nation. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic Policy A & B: While Economic Policy A focuses on the principles of economic and fiscal policies, Economic Policy B examines the effects, mechanisms, and political nature of the past major policies of Japan. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic Statistics A & B: Statistical information reduction or descriptive methods are explained for economics and management. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic Theory I A & B: Functions and limits of market mechanisms are introduced to promote a better understanding of the effectiveness of economic theory and policy. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Economic Theory II A & B: This course provides the basic concepts of macroeconomic variables such as gross domestic product, price indices and unemployment. Moreover, students will study the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies by introducing the basic model of macroeconomics. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Environmental Economics A & B: Contemporary environmental issues are addressed, their causes are economically elucidated, and policies that can solve these issues are explored. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
European Economic Integration A & B: By examining advanced and developed examples of regionalism, the purpose, motives, history, and current status of the EU are addressed (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Financial Accounting A & B: Students will examine financial accounting to explain the flow of funds in a company. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
History of Social Thought A & B: Explores the ideas that have defined and changed European society from ancient times to the present. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Household Economics A & B: Social and economic issues related to our lives, especially focusing on the difference between paid work and unpaid work, are examined from the viewpoints of gender and class. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Information Science A & B: Information Science A & B: Students will examine the history, mechanisms and governmental policy of the development of information, networks, and computers in A and the methods of selecting useful information from among abundant and available global information in B. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
International Finance A & B: Students will understand the mechanisms of the international finance from the perspective of theory, history, system, and current situation. The lecture covers hot issues such as monetary policies of the Fed, ECB, and BOJ during the financial crisis since 2007. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
International Political Economy A & B: Explores the developmental process, theories, and the contemporary challenges of international public goods, including international laws/ organizations. Policies employed by the successive hegemons of the modern world system will also be discussed. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Introduction to Sociolinguistics A & B: Social life and use of language are interrelated. Characteristics of the societies where the languages are spoken are revealed by analyzing daily conventional linguistic expressions of certain languages like Japanese, English and German. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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2013-05-15
Local Public Finance A & B: On the basis of knowledge about current Local government finance system in Japan, reform issues and trends under the decentralization are discussed. (Degree/BA (in economics))
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