Course overview This course is designed for postgraduate students whose academic specialty is tourism management. With 34 periods, it is a 2-credit course for postgraduate degree The course involves students both in the theory and in the research on the currently main issues of tourism management mlay The course covers five parts(or five subjects) prevalent in the field of tourism tourism marketing, sustainable developm tourism. tor planning and development, hospitality management, travel agency management

一 .Character, Objective and Requirement (一)Character and Objective This course is for graduate students majoring in economic information management of enterprise management and in management science and engineering. It introduce students the knowledge of Operational Research and Decision Support System. By studying this curriculum, students are able to build the mathematical models of most kinds in business decision and economic decision area, and understand the concepts and methods of DSS

Reputations can create value in B-to-B markets and support diversification Brands create more value if the products are frequently purchased and in high involvement categories

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9-1: Aggregate Supply 9-2: Aggregate Demand 9-3: Equilibrium Output in the Short and the Medium Run 9-4: The Effects of a Monetary Expansion 9-5: A Decrease in the Budget Deficit 9-6: Changes in the Price of Oil 9-7: Conclusions

7-1: The IS Relation in the open Economy 7-2: Equilibrium Output and the Trade Balance 7-3. Increases in Demand, Domestic or Foreign 7-4: Depreciation, the Trade Balance,and output 7-5: Looking at Dynamics: The J-Curve 7-6: Saving, Investment, and Trade Deficits

6-1: Openness in Goods Market 6-2: Openness in Financial Market 6-3: Conclusions and a Look ahead

This means that in the cascade of Ho(s) with F(s), the effect of the RHP zero on the amplitude of the product is cancelled out, but the effect on the phase is not In fact, the phase lag due to the RHP zero is doubled in the product. Note: