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Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Incertitude (économie politique) – Étude et enseignement"
Chebil, Mhiri Myriam. "Spreads obligataires souverains et transmission de la volatilité entre les marchés financiers de la zone euro." Thesis, Paris 10, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA100113/document.
Full textThis thesis focuses on explaining the determinants of sovereign bond yield spreads in selected euro area countries during the financial crises of last decade. It examines the impact of those turmoil periods on sovereign bond market dynamics, and on its interactions with stock and CDS markets. GARCH-type models are used to identify determinants explaining spreads of each country, while panel data analyzed within fixed and random effects models, and run on crisis and non-crisis periods, identify whole sample determinants. To assess contagion effect, both MS- VAR and DCC-MVGARCH models are used. Results suggest that global risk and liquidity factors are the significant drivers of the spreads volatility. For the periphery countries in the euro zone, spreads are found to be more responsive to explanatory risk factors than those of the core countries. The role of these factors is also found stronger during the sub-prime and euro area crises. The analyses of the financial markets interactions within the euro area demonstrate the existence of a contagion effect, as well as a “flight to quality” phenomenon
Levan-Lemesle, Lucette. "L'enseignement de l'économie politique en France (1860-1939)." Paris 1, 1995. http://books.openedition.org/igpde/2584.
Full textIn france, teaching of political economy is divided in three periods. 1) a free treaching monopolizes liberal say's inheritence. Academie des sciences morales et politiques makes a choice among its graduates to form professors. 2) secund, faculties in law became dominante instance, and some special places, in paris, become sort of satellites. From 1896, professors are formed with a special exam. They reexamine without any conformism all liberal orthodoxy and just became real professionels. 3) but 1930 crisis spoils their prestige. Famous ingeneers ask for more mathematic economics and claim for expert's recognition
Ramondetti, Marie-José. "Etude d'un geste professionnel : l'enseignement de la méthode de la dissertation en sciences économiques et sociales." Aix-Marseille 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AIX10051.
Full textDel, Corso Jean-Pierre. "Education à l'ordre institutionnel et types de discours en économie et gestion : comment l'enseignant prépare-t-il des conseillers en agriculture aux situations d'incertitude ?" Toulouse 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOU20082.
Full textDealing with uncertainties leads economists to consider the role played by culture in decisionmaking. It is on this account that the concept of institutions is newly revisited in economics. As they provide jointly regulative, normative and cognitive functions, institutions are viewed as major components of society's artefactual structure. The recent findings in cultural psychology and cultural sociology contribute in clarifying the interdependence links between culture and institutions. Culture is presented as the result of a dialectical confrontation between the standards conveyed by institutions and the possible produced by human imagination. Discourses are analyzed as devices allowing humans to articulate imagination activity and institutional activity unfolded in a society. The analysis gives thus the concept of institution an enriched meaning. This new concept is consequently implemented in order to analyze the learning process in economic lectures on rural development devoted to train future agricultural advisers. Based on an enlarged typology of discourses the analysis demonstrates how the combination of various types of discourses makes institutions and institutional change intelligible to students of economics and management while permitting teachers to provide rules, norms and cognitive categories as tools available for action
Dollo, Christine. "Quels déterminants pour l'évolution des savoirs scolaires en SES ? : l'exemple du chômage." Aix-Marseille 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001AIX10113.
Full textSchinckus, Christophe. "La diversification théorique en finance de marché : vers de nouvelles perspectives de l'incertitude : étude de la contribution de la finance comportementale et l'éconophysique en matière de modélisation de l'évaluation des actifs financiers." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010072.
Full textMonneau, Emmanuel. "Institutionnalisation et déclin d'économies critiques du champ universitaire français : contributions à une socio-histoire des disciplines du social." Thesis, Amiens, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AMIE0046.
Full textOver the last fifty years, the French university economics field has been characterized by the existence of critical economics (from the early 1960's to the early 2010's). The identification of the conditions of possibility of the institutionalization and then the decline of critical economics while the autonomization of this discipline is growing is the main issue being tackled through this piece of work. The enquiry enables to reveal the importance of the séminaire Aftalion, source of the formation of the disciplinary habitus for numerous critical economists trained during the 1960's and the early 1970's. Their project, both academic and political, has been carried on at the University of Picardie. The evolution of the discipline within this institution, through the study of its laboratories, its faculty and its teaching allows us to highlight the inner struggles of critical economists, which were at the same time epistemological, political and statutory. The disciplinary institutionalization of the two sides which competed in the 1970's, after the original contradiction faded away, has gradually given birth to a conflict which built the local disciplinary functioning. The institution had to resist the university transformation process before conforming with the standards and injunctions of the national and international universityeconomics. Some seem to take advantage of these transformations, as shown by the study of neuroeconomics. The history of economics teaching in the national university field over the whole period shows at the same time a double process of academization of the useful disciplines and the professionalization of the scholarly disciplines. Simultaneously, the schoolization of universities and the universitarization of schools can be seen. This double movement, shown here with the example of economics and management, as well as the research and teaching evaluation quantification might dictate a major trend in the social sciences field
Tossou, Dandé Bienvenu. "Estimation du rendement de la maîtrise en économique à l'Université Laval." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26132.
Full textThe purpose of this paper is to establish the Laval University Master graduates in economic’s earnings profile and calculate the returns associated with this diploma. The methodology used is identical to that used by Vaillancourt et Ebrahimi (2010) and Stark (2007). It combines the cost-benefit analysis of Becker (1960) and analysis by estimating the Mincer (1974) econometric model . We have calculated the return of master over the Bachelor in Economic firstly for the individual and then for the society. The calculation was first made generally and then by gender and type of employer of graduates. The database we use comes from the survey conducted in 2014 among graduates of the Economics Department by the Laval University placement service(SPLA) in collaboration with the department of economics. Our results show that the major employer of graduates of the department is the public sector including the federal public service, the provincial public service, the municipal public service, teaching. The majority of the graduates is male. The income of men is still higher than that of women and income of private sector workers are higher than those in public workers. Furthermore, the results suggest that the investment for the passage from bachelor to master is profitable both for the individual and for society. Indeed, the average private return is 5:3% and the average social return is 3:7%. The private return for males is 5:3% and women is 5:4%. The private return of private sector workers is 5:3% and that of public sector workers is 5:4%. The results corresponding to social performance are 3:7%, 3:5%, 3:8% and 3:6%, respectively, for men, women, workers in the private and public workers. We note as well as the social return is usually less than the private return, the private return of women exceeds that of men and the private performance in the public sector is larger than private. But the differences both between the sexes and the type of employer are of low magnitude. The qualitative conclusions we draw are going in the same direction as those of Vaillancourt et Ebrahimi (2010) and Stark (2007).
Sarraj, Jamel. "Didactique des langues-cultures (arabe, anglais, français) et contexte sociolinguistique dans les monarchies du Golfe Arabique." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA030008.
Full textEver since ancient times, civilizations have passed on the flame of knowledge and modernity. Ideas and knowledge circulate among communities by means of language. Today, the English language is the lingua franca in several communities. But the diversity of language enriches experience and inventions and also conveys world visions and different points of view. The contact of language imposes the situation of dominant language and dominated language, hence problems of identity claims and of social-economic tensions. This research defines the status and the role of the Arabic language, the official language and identity of the CCG countries, where there is an important foreing population. It also analyses the causes of identity claims of Arab populations in a social-economic and international context and describes the facts, that have favored the domination of the English language in a context of cultural Arab tradition. The different situations of teaching/learming have made it possible to use various educational manuals, different methods and have confronted me with a wide variety of didactic, pedagogic, linguistic and cultural difficulties
Shimizu, Mariko. "Les différences individuelles dans les facteurs contributifs de l'illusion monétaire." Thesis, Paris 2, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA020041.
Full textThe term "money illusion" was first coined by American economist Irving Fisher in 1928 to describe the phenomenon whereby individuals fail to perceive that units of money expand or shrink in value. In the following decades, economists, psychologists and behavioral scientists have first debated the existence of money illusion, and then proceeded to refine and expand its definition. This thesis builds on the precedent research regarding money illusion, with the aim to evidence, using experimental methods, the characteristics that explain the occurrence of money illusion on an individual level, as well as the factors that may help diminish the occurrence thereof. The present thesis first summarizes the evolution of the concept of money illusion from Fisher's discovery to the last progresses made in behavioral sciences on this topic. It then shows the results of three separate experiments that were conducted in order to evidence several factors that we hypothesized as being either contributing to, or diminishing, money illusion. The first one examines the relationship between money illusion, financial literacy and numeracy; the second one focuses particularly on numeracy and numerical abilities in general as a way to overcome money illusion; and the third one on whether time perspectives may explain and/or mitigate money illusion
Books on the topic "Incertitude (économie politique) – Étude et enseignement"
France. Ministère de l'éducation Nationale., ed. L' enseignement supérieur de l'économie en question: Rapport au ministre de l'Education nationale. Paris: Fayard, 2001.
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