Mar.22nd Class – Efficient Markets – In this class we examine the idea of efficient markets and their implication for expected return.By econted

Mar.19th Class – Risk and Return – In this class we will examine how to measure return, the history of risk and return. We will also examine the efficient market hypothesis.By econted

Mar.15 – Tax Shield and Sensitivity Analysis – We will look at how to use the tax shield method and look at sensitivity analysis in the context of the term project.By econted

Mar. 8 – Capital Budgeting Continued – In today’s class we are going to look at capital budgeting some more. In particular we are going to focus on NWC and depreciation using the CCA.By econted

Mar.5 – First Look at Capital Budgeting – In this class we are going to look at capital budgeting for the first time.By econted

Feb.26 – More NPV and Other Scenarios – In this class we are going to continue to talk about NPV and will expand into other capital budgeting criteria. Expect to be using Excel a great deal as well. Thanks to David as well for this link to help students get access to full copies of Excel https://products.office.com/en-ca/student/office-in-education…

Feb.21st Class – Net Present Value – In this class we are going to look at the idea of using Net Present Value to make capital budgeting decisions.By econted

Feb.8th Class – Midterm Review – In this class we are going to go over questions you have regarding the midterm.By econted

Feb.6th Class – Trade – In this class we are going to be looking at what determines trade.By econted

Feb.5 – Financial Statement Analysis – In this class we take a brief look at the analysis of financial statements to judge a company’s health.By econted

Jan.30th Class – International Finance – in this class we focus on exchange rates and some of the issue surrounding finance in the international realm.By econted

Jan. 25 Class – Tata Motors Case – In this case we will examine the Tata Motors case to identify the elements of an acquisition present and explain reason for Tata Motors to acquire Daewoo.By econted

January 23rd Class – Mergers and Acquisition – In this class we are going to do a quick review of work so far to date. We are then going to look at mergers and acquisitions.By econted

January 18th Class – Options – We will take a look at the payoffs and pitfalls from options.By econted

January 16th Class Forwards and Futures – we will look at how futures and fowards contracts function. As well we will take a quick look at SWAPs.By econted

Jan.11 Class – Chapters 13 and 14 – In today’s class we will look more closely at capital budgeting. Be prepared to work in groups, create a capital budget (HIGHLY recommended to have Excel available) and create a model which can the sensitivity of NPV to changes in input.By econted

Jan.9th Class – Chapters 9 and 10 – In this pre-class briefing, we are going to review how the CAPM interprets the risk-return trade-off in Chapters 9 and 10.By econted

Chapter 3 and 4 Briefing – We review financial statements, ratios and their interpretation.By econted

Chapter 2 Briefing – We highlight business organizational structures and the role of financial management.By econted

Lesson 45 – Changes to the Exchange Rate (Chapter 17)By econted

Lesson 43 – Secondary Advantages and Arguments Against Trade (Chapter 16)By econted

Lesson 42 – Gains from Trade (Chapter 16)By econted

Lesson 41 – Trade using Comparative Advantage (Chapter 16)By econted

Lesson 40 – Keynesian Transmission Mechanism (Chapter 14)By econted

Lesson 39 – Money Demand (Chapter 14)By econted

Lesson 38 – Bank of Canada and Changes in the Money Supply (Chapter 14)By econted

Lesson 37 – Money Creation by Central Banks (Chapter 14)By econted

Lesson 36 -Central Banks (Chapter 14)By econted

Lesson 35 – Math and Dynamics of Reserve Banking (Chapter 13)By econted

Lesson 33 – Measures of the Money Supply and Intermediaries (Chapter 13)By econted

Lesson 32 – Monetary StandardsBy econted

Lesson 31 – Introduction to Money (Chapter 12)By econted

Lesson 30 – Discretionary Fiscal Policy (Chapter 11)By econted

Lesson 29 – Problems in the Current Account (Chapter 11)By econted

Lesson 28 – Offsets to Fiscal Policy (Chapter 11)By econted

Lesson 27 – Government Debt in Canada (Chapter 11)By econted

Lesson 26 – Fiscal Policy (Chapter 11)By econted

Lesson 25 – The Multiplier and Leakages (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 24 – Multiplier Math (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 23 – The Multiplier Part 1 (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 22 – Keynesian Equilibrium (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 21 – The Investment Function (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 20 – Consumption Function and the Propensity to Consume (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 19 – The Consumption Function (Chapter 9)By econted

Lesson 18 – More on Inflationary and Recessionary Gaps (Chapter 8)By econted

Lesson 17 – Macroeconomic Equilibrium (Chapter 8)By econted

Lesson 16 – Shifts in SRAS (Chapter 8)By econted

Lesson 15 – Shape of the SRAS (Chapter 8)By econted

Lesson 14 – Lessons in Aggregate Supply (Chapter 8)By econted

Lesson 13 – Changes in Aggregate Demand (Chapter 6)By econted