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Financial and Monetary Methods of Economic Regulation

Facts  
Duration: 1 semester
Period: Fall Semester
Credits: 4 ECTS
Contact Hours: 28
Self-study: 116
Hours: 144

Main Objectives

  • the study of the regularities of the functioning of the Central Bank, as the subject of regulation of the monetary sector and financial markets;
  • formation of representations about the features of the elements of the system of monetary regulation and financial regulation;
  • study of the characteristics and combinations of methods and instruments of monetary regulation and financial regulation.

Learning Outcomes

  • Ability to know the mechanism end methods of financial and monetary regulation of the economy;
  • Ability to collect, assess, analyze and systematize data in the field of finance and credit, and to choose methods of financial and monetary regulation;
  • Ability to understand the content of financial and monetary policy, and analyze key indicators;
  • Ability to assess the impact of methods of financial and monetary regulation on the economy of a state or group of States;
  • Ability to predict the consequences of the application of methods and financial and monetary regulation of the economy;
  • Ability to know methodology of scientific research in the field of application of methods of financial and monetary regulation.

Professor

Tatiana G. Ilina, PhD

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Course annotation

Course unit code

V.1.15

Course unit title

Financial and monetary methods of economic regulation

Name(s), surname(s) and title of lecturer(s)

Tatiana G. Ilina, PhD

Level of course

Master

Semester

3

ECTS credits

4

Working hours

Contact hours

28

Self-study

116

Total

144

Work placement

TSU

Prerequisites

The students’ knowledge and skills correspond to the learning outcomes of the Bachelor’s Degree level. The students must know Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Mathematical Modelling, Finance, Accounting, Economic Analysis. Studying this course requires that the students have already acquired the necessary knowledge, skills and competence from such courses from the Master’s curriculum as «Actual Problems of Finance», «Mathematical Provision of Financial Solutions», «Macroeconomics», «Microeconomics».

Language of instruction

Russian and English

Objectives of the course

Learning outcomes

A student’s assessments methods

1) the study of the regularities of the functioning of the Central Bank, as the subject of regulation of the monetary sector and financial markets;

2) formation of representations about the features of the elements of the system of monetary regulation and financial regulation;

3) study of the characteristics and combinations of methods and instruments of monetary regulation and financial regulation.

1) Ability to know the mechanism end methods of financial and monetary regulation of the economy

2) Ability to collect, assess, analyze and systematize data in the field of finance and credit, and to choose methods of financial and monetary regulation

3) Ability to understand the content of financial and monetary policy, and analyze key indicators

4) Ability to assess the impact of methods of financial and monetary regulation on the economy of a state or group of States

5) Ability to predict the consequences of the application of methods and financial and monetary regulation of the economy

6) Ability to know methodology of scientific research in the field of application of methods of financial and monetary regulation.

Exam

Test

Class participation

Course Paper

Teaching methods
  1. Lectures
  2. Practice classes (exercise sessions)
  3. Individual or group course paper
  4. Case-study

Course unit content

Course objective –the development of modern methods of influence of the state on behalf of the Central Bank in the monetary sphere and the country's financial markets to regulate the main macroeconomic indicators

           

Gained knowledge and skills:

  • Information management skills
  • Capacity for analysis and synthesis
  • Oral and written communication in native language
  • Ability to analyze and critically assess the behaviour of local and international financial markets and institutions, methods of financial and monetary regulation, fiscal and monetary policies and their impact on the economy
  • Ability to communicate knowledge in the field of finance, money circulation and credit to specialist and non-specialist audiences clearly and unambiguously
  • Ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of contemporary theory of  financial economics and develop innovative ideas in the research areas the methods of financial and monetary regulation

List of Topics

Topic title

Contact hours

Assignments and independent study hours

1.  Financial regulation, financial policy

4

20

2. Methods of financial regulation.

4

20

3. Monetary regulation.

6

20

4. Methods of monetary regulation.

8

30

5. Methods of supranational and international financial and monetary regulation.

6

26

28

116

Assessment requirements

Lectures and practical classes. Every week we discuss the “a week new”. Students exposition of 1 paper and comments on other presentations. Testing is carried out weekly, a General test for all students.

Assessment criteria

Exam [70], Test  [10], Class participation  [10], Course Paper [10]

The composition of final accumulative mark

General mode (in end exam – 100%) or mixed mode: home work and class work 30% and examination 70%.

Author of the course

Tatiana G. Ilina, PhD