/biz/ - Business & Finance

How do we profit off European Union collapsing?

>>14956497

Racism is and always was a quite natural and necessary and healthy instinct. It is very human in fact.

Trying to force it out of humans does not make anything better. But worse.

>tfw being a europoor is not a meme

why does europe suck so bad

>>13209215
I'm a eurofag Sir

Pump it eurofags. PUMP ITTTTT!!!!!!!

Why is accounting such an ignored subject?

I go to the top business school in my country and I'm really into accounting. I like the idea of creating financial information to describe and analyse a business I like reasoning back and forth about what information "should" be produced, what information is reliable and so on, and accounting can be a really intellectually stimulating subject, but it just seems like the school itself hardly gives a shit about that field. It' like accounting ever only is given attention when it is treated like a sub-category of corporate finance. This is what I mean:

Economics is given its own master and phd-program. Finance is given 2 own masters (one of them is a dubble degree) and a phd. Accounting is just available as part of a general business-master.

The school has a bunch of special "clubs" and events that are available for students of finance and economics.

Also, it seems like the entire academic field of accounting is completely unexplored,while both finance and economics has plenty of "big ideas", accounting just seems void of all of that, except a few things like maybe "the death spiral" and agency theory.

Has anyone noticed this too? Why don't the business academia give a shit about this subject?

>Business systems is a poor version of computer science
>Accounting is basically the business laws that are too mundane for actual legal experts to deal with
>Economics is the theoretical part of finance
>Marketing and management is basically the business version of gender studies
>And who reads logistics anyways?


Is finance the only real business degree?

ITT: goat free online courses in business and economics

Game theory at Yale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM3rTU927io&list=PL8626D1DED5B1C405

Valuation, by Aswath at Stern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znmQ7oMiQrM&list=PLUkh9m2BorqnKWu0g5ZUps_CbQ-JGtbI9

What have you got, /biz/?

Eurofag here. I'm currently looking for a good bsc in finance to pursue. What kind of topics/courses should be included in a good programme?

Should a business education have at least one or two courses in economics, even if it isn't the major?