The objective of the course is to introduce students to the Income Tax Act (Canada). Students will learn fundamental tax principles, as well as, developing a familiarity in using the Income Tax Act and other tax research tools. Topics will include, but not limited to, sources of income computing...
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Making good business decisions requires an understanding of the consumer. Failure to consider adequately the factors and forces shaping consumer behaviour has led to many ill-fated business strategies. Conversely, many well-known companies have demonstrated that a detailed understanding of...
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Comm 363 is a unique course within Sauder and the marketing division, in that we focus only on case analysis and a marketing simulation game. There are no textbooks or weekly text readings. Each week, we will discuss a business case in which you’ll learn about a different topic in marketing. Each...
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Marketing research serves as a central basis for marketing decision-making. This course provides students with a managerial overview of marketing research process and a good understanding and practice of the analytic techniques. You will be exposed to 1) the concept of marketing research, 2) how to...
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The purpose of this course is to provide working knowledge of key corporate finance decisions that are important in the life of a corporation and, more generally, to help students acquire an understanding of broad economic issues that are of wide applicability in many areas of corporate finance....
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The starting point of asset valuation is the present-value formula, and will be covered first. We will then proceed to fixed-income securities, focusing mainly on government bonds and emphasizing the relation between valuation and no-arbitrage. Next, we will move to stocks, starting with basic...
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This course applies the main concepts of finance established in COMM 370 and COMM 371. It aims at preparing student for the financial industry and is designed to cover broad topics in both corporate finance and investment management.Students will learn to perform quantitative data-driven analysis....
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Behavioral Finance is the study of the ways in which human psychology affects investment practices and financing decisions. Traditionally, theories and models of investment practices have focused on strategies of idealized, rational economic agents. However, as we all know from our daily experience...
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The course focuses on the roles and operation of major financial institutions, including banks, and the financial markets and systems in which they function, including those involved in the creation and use of fiat and digital forms of money including cryptocurrencies. The course caters...
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Did you know that trading volume in the foreign exchange (FX) market surpasses that of the stock market by a staggering 20 times? Transactions within the FX market are driven by diverse factors, involving a myriad of products, institutions, and global locations. Whether a company seeks to hedge...
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