BA in Economics.

13301 Econometrics
13302 Economy of Public Sector I
13303 Microeconomics III
13304 Economy of Public Sector II
13305 Applied Economics
13306 Economial Growth

Econometrics.    13301
Compulsory    6 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Specification and estimation. Inference in General the Linear Model. Matrices of covariances you will not climb. Heterocedasticidad. autocorrelación. Analysis of temporary series

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Emilio Domínguez. Eduardo Sánchez
Assessment: Written exam.

Economy of Public Sector I.    13302
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: The public budget: income, tax system and expenses.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Juan Manuel Cabasés
Assessment: Written exam.

Microeconomics III.    13303
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Theory of demand and production, which is applied to study econometric applications and general balance analysis. Modelling.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Ritxar Arlegi and Loreto Llorente
Assessment: Written exam.

Economy of Public Sector II.    13304
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Deposit Theory: 1.- Distribution and deposit of income. 2.- Tax incidence. 3.- Deposit, economical efficiency and equity. 4.- Deposit and economical incentives. Tax System: 5.- Private income taxes. 6.- Company's taxes. 7.- Tax over wealth. 8.- Taxes over consumption.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Pedro Pascual.
Assessment: Written exam.

Applied Economics.    13305
Compulsory    6 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Introduction to the Economic Policy. Objectives of economic Policy. Instruments of Economic Policy

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Ricardo Aláez and Carlos Gil
Assessment: Written exam.

Economical Growth.    13306
Compulsory    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Introduction. Models with exogenous rate of saving. Neoclassic models of optimization. the model of Ramsey. Models of endogenous growth. The empirical evidence

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Miguel Casares
Assessment: Written exam.

13416 Commercial Management
13417 Business Administration and Organization 
13422 Economic Development inot the Contemporary World
13423 Topics on Regional and Urban Economy
13426 Labour Economics
13431 Topics on International Economy
13433 Economy of Natural Resources and Environmental Quality
13443 Operations Research
13447 Mathematics Applied to Economics I
13449 Financial Mathematics
13450 Computer Sciences in Business
13451 Analysis of Sociological Problems

Commercial Management.    13416
Optional    6 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Decisions into commercial policy. Market: applicable techniques. Commercial strategy: "marketing intx".

Dept.: Business Management.
Staff: Pedro María García
Assessment: Written exam.

Business Administration and Organization.    13417
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Theories about the organization and its consequences upon intenal working of companies. The process of administration.

Dept.: Business Management.
Staff: Isabel del Val
Assessment: Written exam.

Economic Development into the Contemporary World.    13422
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: It's shown a historic review of the contemporary economic scene: Development of Capitalistic system and its crisis. Implantation of directed economies. The challenge of the unequal distribution of wealth between north and south. South to north migrations.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Maria Castiella
Assessment: Written exam.

Topics on Regional and Urban Economy.    13423
Optional    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Spatial modelling of regional and urban planning. Analysis of regional policies and economies.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Juan Carlos Longás
Assessment: Written exam.

Labour Economics.    13426
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Study of employment market. Employment policies. Study of cooperative organizations and labour joint-stock companies. Sorts of labour organization.

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Mirem Ullibarri.
Assessment: Written exam.

Topics on International Economy.    13431
Optional    6 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: The formation of the contemporary economic system. The crisis of the international economy. International the economic policy. Xenomercado and xenodivisas. Capitalist development of the north and the south. The emergent crises of paises

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Enrike Galarza.
Assessment: Written exam.

Economy of Natural Resources and Environmental Quality.    13433
Optional    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: Introduction. The intruments of environmental economic Policy. Introduction to the valuation of environmental goods. Phenomena of Contaminaicón the Global International and

Dept.: Economics.
Staff: Nuria Osés
Assessment: Written exam and paper work.

Operations Research.    13443
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: 1.- Introduction to Operations Research. Operations Research in the economy and Business Administration. 2.- Queueing theory. Costs queueing reckoning. Modelling. 3.- Theory of stocks. 4.- Theory of graphs and networks. Project control and programming. 5.- Simulation. Application to queues, stocks and networks.

Dept.: Statistics and Operations Research.
Staff: Javier Faulin.
Assessment: Written exam or paper work.

Mathematics Applied to Economics I.    13447
Optional    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: 1.- Dynamic models. 2.- Differential equations of first order. 3.- Linear differential equations of upper order. 4.- Systems of linear differential equations. 5.- Linear equations in differences. 6.- Systems of linear equations in differences.

Dept.: Mathematics and Computer Science.
Staff: Juan Ramón de Miguel.
Assessment: Written exam.

Financial Mathematics.    13449
Optional    4.5 Credits    1st Semester.

Contents: I.- Introduction to financial laws. II.- Classic financial laws. III.- Incomes. IV. Paying-off operations. V.- Operations of constitution.

Dept.: Mathematics and Computer Science.
Staff: Jorge Elorza
Assessment: Written exam.

Computer Science in Business.    13450
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: 1.- General aspects about Computer Science. 2.- Hardware (basic structure of a computer). 3.- Operative Systems: DOS, Unix and Macintosh. 4.- Programming languages and algorithmics. 5.- Computer networks. 6.- Application programmes: spreadsheets, databases and systems of databases administration.

Dept.: Mathematics and Computer Science.
Staff: Nicolás López.
Assessment: Written exam.

Analysis of Sociological Problems.    13451
Optional    4.5 Credits    2nd Semester.

Contents: Analysis of institutions, spaces of social agents and social action, into the avanced and modern societies.

Dept.: Sociology.
Staff: Mercedes Pardo
Assessment: Written exam.