TABLE OF CONTENTS: I.CHAPTER 1 : ETHICS II.CHAPTER 2 : QUANTITATIVE METHODS III.CHAPTER 3 : ECONOMICS IV.CHAPTER 4 : FINANCIAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE V.CHAPTER.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS: I.CHAPTER 1 : ETHICS II.CHAPTER 2 : QUANTITATIVE METHODS III.CHAPTER 3 : ECONOMICS IV.CHAPTER 4 : FINANCIAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE V.CHAPTER 5 : CORPORATE FINANCE VI.CHAPTER 6 : PORTOLIO ANALYSIS VII.CHAPTER 7 : EQUITY INV. VIII.CHAPTER 8 : FIXED INCOME INV. IX.CHAPTER 9 : DERIVATIVES X.CHAPTER 10: ALTERNATIVE INV.

ECONOMICS 1. Demand & Supply Function  Movement towards equilibrum  Stable & Unstable equilibrum

ECONOMICS 2. Auctions  Common value vs private value  Ascending Price  Sealed Bid  Second Price Sealed Bid  Descending Price / Dutch Auction

ECONOMICS 3. Consumer Surplus & Supplier Surplus

ECONOMICS 4. Deadweight Loss = loss/ reduction on producer/consumer surplus due to under/overproduction

ECONOMICS 5. Price Ceiling vs Price Floor Price Ceiling = max $ that seller can charge Price Floor = min $ that buyer can offer

ECONOMICS 6. Impact on Taxes  Deadweight loss  Incidence of Tax (buyer burden / seller burden)

ECONOMICS 7. Actual vs Statutory Incidence of a Tax

ECONOMICS 8. Elasticity of Supply & Demand influence the Incidence of Tax

ECONOMICS 9. Price Elasticity of Demand

ECONOMICS 10. Utility Theory, Utility Function 11. Budget Constraint

ECONOMICS 12. Indifference curves rules

ECONOMICS 13. Accounting profit, economic profit, normal profit, economic rent

ECONOMICS 14. Total Revenue (TR), Avg Revenue (AR), and Marginal Revenue (MR)

ECONOMICS 15. Factors of Production

ECONOMICS 16. Marginal Product (MP), Diminishing Marginal Productivity, Diminishing Marginal Returns

ECONOMICS 17. Total Fixed Cost (TFC), Total Variable Cost (TVC), Total Cost (TC), Marginal Cost (MC), Avg Total Cost (ATC), Avg Fixed Cost (AFC), Avg Variable Cost (AVC)

ECONOMICS 18. Shutdown & Breakeven

ECONOMICS 19. Profit Maximization under Each Market Types

ECONOMICS 20. Economies & Diseconomies of Scale

ECONOMICS 21. Short Run & Long Run Profit Maximization

ECONOMICS 22. Decreasing-cost, Constant-cost, and Increasing Cost Industries

ECONOMICS 23. Total Product (TP), Avg Product (AP), Marginal Product (MP) of Labor

ECONOMICS 24. Profit Maximazing Utilization of an Input

ECONOMICS 25. Market Structures