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Financial Economics Introduction
You will focus on coursework that will help you become proficient in the core areas:
- Foundations: The math and rules behind money.
- Financial Analysis: How companies track and report money.
- Investments: Ways to grow money.
- Money Management: Plans to reach long-term money goals.
You will develop mastery of financial principles:
- Time Value of Money: A dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow.
- Portfolio Theory: The best way to balance risk and return.
- Asset Pricing: How the market decides the value of money.
- Corporate Finance: Money management in business.
- Economics: How money changes the world.
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