HEALTH AND HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION / 161

FI 625-MONEY AND CAPITAL MARKETS. 5 credits
 Prerequisite: ES 521. Central banking and monetary policy, and college level
mathematics and statistics. Financial markets, with emphasis on flow of funds,
interest rate determination and allocation of resources.
FI 627-PROBLEMS IN CORPORATION FINANCE. 5 credits
 Prerequisites: FI 326 or FI 590, FI 528. The concept and determination of the
firm's cost of capital and of the utilization by the firm of its cost of capital in its
investing and financing decisions.
FI 628-CENTRAL BANKING POLICIES AND PROBLEMS. 5 credits
 Prerequisite: FI (ES) 321. The functions, powers and policies of central banks,
the changing role of central banks in the economy.
FI 629-INTERNATIONAL FINANCE: MONETARY SYSTEMS. 5 credits
 Prerequisite: FI (ES) 321. International monetary systems, post-World War II
international monetary problems, and attempts at reconstruction.
FI 630-INDIVIDUAL WORK IN FINANCE. 2 to 5 credits
 Prerequisite: Permission of the department and of the Director of Graduate
Studies. A reading and/or research course in the several areas of finance as
needed by graduate students. May be repeated with change of content up to a
maximum of 8 credits.
FI 662-SEMINAR IN LIFE INSURANCE. 5 credits
 Prerequisite: FI 462. Investigation of selected problems in life insurance and
related fields.
FI 665-SEMINAR IN PROPERTY AND LIABILITY INSURANCE. 5 credits
 Prerequisites: FI 365, FI 366 or consent of instructor. The meaning, economic
 influences, social values, principles and practices of property and liability insurance.
 FI 668-PROBLEMS IN RISK MANAGEMENT. 3 credits
 The insurance hazards of business concerns and governmental units, with con-
 sideration of insurance protection available.
 FI 699-MASTER'S RESEARCH. 0 to 9 credits. Maximum 24 credits


 HEALTH AND HOSPITAL
 ADMINISTRATION

 GRADUATE FACULTY 1967-68
 This program is offered by an interdisciplinary faculty, the members of
 which are: CHAMPION, J. M., Chairman; FREEMAN, J. R.; MCANENY, D. C.;
 MARTIN, S. P.; POWERS, L. S.; WESBURY, S. A.
 For admission to courses listed below, the student must have been admitted
 to the Graduate School, College of Business Administration, and to the program
 in health and hospital administration.
 For listings of other courses required of students enrolled in the program
 in health and hospital administration, see Business Administration (BS 610,
 BS 664, BS 671, BS 679, BS 690, BS 691); Economics (ES 615, ES 616);
 Industrial Engineering (ISE 697).

 GRADUATE COURSES
 HA 600-PERSPECTIVES IN HEALTH. 4 credits
 A survey of factors operating in health and disease in an individual or a society.