Exam

In Class Test

1) Globalisation and National Business Systems
2) Introduction to Varieties of Financial Systems: Corporate Governance and Takeovers
3) Patterns of Work Organisation and Skill Formation
4) Business Risks and the Prospects for International Collaboration vs. International Clashes Across
Different Varieties of Capitalist Economies
5) Financial Crisis and Sovereign Debt Crisis: A Varieties of Capitalism Perspective
6) The Anglo-Saxon Model and its Problems: the UK and USA
7) Co-ordinated market economy: adjustment in Germany
8) The French Model in Transition and Mediterranean Market Economies
9) Understanding Variations and Changes in East Asian capitalism
10) Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe
11) Institutions in Comparative Perspective: Why and how the concept of complex causation
improves of understanding of change in contemporary capitalist economies?

National Business Systems and Global Capitalism - 6716SERCBM

National Business Systems and Global Capitalism

Demonstrate awareness of the different organisational approaches to compete in the global economy.

Examine the differences of Asian and Transition Economies in Central and Eastern Europe and what role institutional frameworks play in this process.

Analyse the suitability of different ownership structure, labour markets and skill formation which lead to success.

Critically evaluate how and why differences in the organisation of advanced capitalist economies persist and what role institutional frameworks play in this process.