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Research degrees - Faculty of Business and EconomicsProgram structuresHigher degrees by research are available: PhD, DBA and MPhil. See `Outline of courses' for the list of courses offered in 2008. Research discipline areasThe following provides information on the principal areas of research in each of the departments of the faculty. Accounting and FinanceAccounting information systems; Asian capital markets; banking; corporate finance; corporate governance; derivative securities; financial accounting; financial institutions and markets; financial reporting and auditing; institutional treasury operations; investment management; management accounting; and regulatory policy and risk management. Business Law and TaxationAsian business law; banking law; business law; capital gains tax; company law; corporate accountability; corporate social responsibility; consumer law; contract law; goods and services tax; finance law; income tax law; intellectual property law; marketing law; media law; securities law; stock exchange law; superannuation and taxation law; and workplace relations law. Econometrics and Business StatisticsApplied econometrics; Bayesian econometrics; business statistics; constrained statistical inference; financial econometrics; forecasting and modelling; hypothesis testing; microeconometrics; macroeconometrics; theoretical econometrics; and time series analysis. EconomicsAsian business and economic development; South Asian studies; development economics; economic history, including Australian urban history; environmental economics; foreign direct investment; health economics and health program evaluation; international trade and capital movements; labour economics; macroeconomic theory and application; mesoeconomics; microeconomic theory and application; new classical economics; economics of institutions, organisations and public choice; public policy; economics of transport and tourism; welfare economics; applied economic research and economic modelling; behavioural economics; experimental economics; financing and organisation of health systems, health service evaluation, priority setting and allocative efficiency, and outcome measurement. ManagementResearch in the Department of Management is represented by five research groupings: ACREW (human resource management, international human resource management and industrial/employee relations); SEIRnet (general management, public sector management and public policy, parliamentary studies, organisational behaviour, strategic management, change management, systems and actions research, knowledge management, leadership, diversity and cross-cultural management, emotions research, human value and development, social inclusion and well-being, positive psychology); TRU (tourism management and tourism economics; ASCMRU (operations and technology management, quality management, supply chain management, total quality management and processes, family and small business management); and IBRU (international business, international management. MarketingBrand positioning; business marketing and technology; consumer behaviour; electronic marketing; international marketing; marketing theory and models; market communications; non-profit and social marketing; product development; relationship marketing; retailing; services marketing; strategies and policies in marketing; supply chain management; interactive marketing; and sport marketing. Faculty research centres and units
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