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Economie contemporaineHumanités 9 (MRI)

FISA MRI Semester 9 Common Core Machine translation

Contemporary Economics

Teaching unit Humanities 9 · M09T_SHS5  |  EC Code EC
4ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
21:20Hours

Séquencement

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Learning objectives

  • Know the main contemporary economic facts and concepts.
  • Identify and understand the challenges of market regulation at the national and international levels.
  • Know the characteristics, and understand the issues and perspectives of emerging economic models.

Prerequisites

  • Introduction to the economy (2A)
  • Culture and communication 3 (2A).

Program

  • Introduction: Reminders / The Economy, a Human Science
  • Chapter 1: The labour market and employment policies
  • Chapter 2: Economic growth and development
  • Chapter 3: Inequality
  • Chapter 4: Globalization and Global Governance
  • Chapter 5: The collaborative and digital economy
  • Chapter 6: Green economy

Assessment

  • Draft Group on a Contemporary Economic Problem (Written Report & Oral Presentation), coefficient 1.
  • Written examination, coefficient 1.

References

General reference books:

  • Braquet L., Dolce D., Dollo C., Gineste N., Economy, Sirey Coll., 6th edition, 08/2016.
  • Maurus E., Calmels D., IUT GEA and TC Economy, Nathan Coll., essentials of the course, 2nd edition, 2012.
  • Bressy G., Konkuyt C., Management et économie des entreprises, Sirey, coll "Aide-mémoire", 11th edition, 2014.

To deepen:

  • Delas J.P., Contemporary Economy facts, concepts, theories, Ellipses, new edition, 2008.
  • Mankiw G., Principles of Economics, Economica, 4th edition, 2015.
  • Cohen.D., Prosperity of vice, an introduction to the economy, Albin Michel, 2009.

Periodical

  • Economic alternatives, economic monthly present at the documentation centre to understand the current situation, to compare facts with concepts.

Skills

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