BA in Economics.

History of World Economy.    13201
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Evolution of economical life and its world institutions, with special reference upon modern and contemporary ages.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Alejandro Arizkun, José Miguel Lana
Assessment: Written exam.

Optimisation Techniques.    13202
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Linear programming: simplex, analysis of sensitivity, parametric programming, transport, assignment, integer programming. Multi-object programming. Non-linear programming. Software tools.

Objectives: That students were able to distinguish, formulate and solve different problems into lineal and multi-object programming, with its ways of formulation and interpretation of results. To get a view of non-lineal problems, and to know some possible methods of approximation. Also, students must operate with software tools: QSD, LINDO, LINGO, and so on.

Dept.: Statistics and Operations Research.
Staff: Mª Luisa Eraso.
Assessment: Written exam.

Spanish Economy.    13203
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Description of Spanish economy, with special reference to sectorial aspects and geographic areas of Spanish economy.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Belén Iráizoz and Javier Marín
Assessment: Written exam.

Statistics and Introduction to Econometrics.    13204
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Introduction to sampling and sample distributions. Estimation. Contrasting hypotheses. Regression analysis: simple linear model.

Objectives: To know the classical techniques used into statistic inference. To use these techniques to economical data analysis, using SPSS programme, for Windows. To solve business problems through a good interpretation of results.

Dept.: Statistics and Operations Research.
Staff: Carlos Macua, Ana Fernández y Tomás Goicoa
Assessment: Written exam.

Microeconomics II.    13205
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Imperfect competence. General equilibrium. Well-being (introduction). External efects. State belongings.

Objectives: To complete the knowledges acquired into "Microeconomics I", that belong to a basic level.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Juana Mª Lautre, Beatriz Ardaiz
Assessment: Writtem exam.

Statistics.    13206
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Probability. One-dimensional stocastic variable. Two-dimensional and M-dimensional stocastic variables. Features of stocastic distributions. Discrete stocastic distributions. Continous stocastic distributions.

Objectives: To know the fundamentals about the theory of probability and its models. To adquire the necessary knowledge to deal with other subjects like "Statistics and Introduction to Econometrics".

Dept.: Statistics and Operations Research.
Staff: J. F. Tapiz and Elena Abascal
Assessment: Written exam.

History of Spanish Economy.    13207
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Evolution of economic life and its institutions in Spain, with special reference to modern and contemporary ages.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Joseba de la Torre y José Miguel Lana
Assessment: Written exam.

World Economy.    13208
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Description of basic sectors into world economy.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Fernando Lera
Assessment: Written exam.

Macroeconomics I.    13209
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: I.- Introduction: Concepts, instruments and basic macroeconomic magnitudes. II.- The basic model of aggregate demand. III.- The complete model of the closed economy. IV.- The open economy.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Miguel Casares, M. Dolores Montávez and Beatriz Ardaiz
Assessment: Written exam.

International Trade.    13210
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Theory of the International Trade: It's analysed the main models and theories related to International Trade: Mercantilism, Absolute Advantage, Competitive Advantage, Heckster-Ohlin's model, alternative theories into imperfect competence. Policies on International Trade: It's described the most important commercial tools, and also, it's analysed some actual problems which concern with the international policies.

Objectives: Into theorical part, students should familarize with the usual international trade model, and reflections from the perspective of well-being economy. Into policies of trade, the goal is to show students the aspects related with the application or suppression of commercial instruments for protection.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Antonio Gómez
Assessment: Written exam.

Balance Sheet Analysis.    13211
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Analysis of valuation rules of the General Accounting Plan (GAP). Economic, patrimonial and financial analysis of balance sheet. Other accounting states: loss and profit account, memory, the beginning state and application of funds.

Objectives: To give students the necessary tools to diagnose the situation of economy, finances and patrimony into business, through the analysis and study of the different accounting states.

Dept.: Business Management.
Staff: Pablo Archel and Fernando Carrasco.
Assessment: Written exam.

Industrial Economics.    13212
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Modelling of behaviour into oligopolistic markets (markets of strategic competition).

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Javier Puertolas, José Mª Aizpurua and J.J. Apesteguía
Assessment: Written exam.