Financial Economics and Capital Markets

The Financial Economics and Capital Markets course is designed to (1) provide analytical tools and empirical models for research in the monetary and capital markets fields, enabling students to gain a better understanding of advanced monetary economics and capital market concepts, including theories and empirical models covering money demand and supply, loan demand and supply, monetary policy and its transmission to the economy, the monetary policy framework, inflation, central banking, the financial and banking sector, and financial system stability; (2) train students to think critically about optimal monetary policy principles; and (3) develop students' discovery skills.

The course emphasizes current news and issues in the global economy so that students can stay informed about the latest developments in the global economy related to monetary and banking.