ECON 303 : INTERMEDIATE MICROECONOMIC THEORY

This course presents the analytical methods of consumer choice theory and the theory of the firm, including the use of indifference curves and budget constraints, welfare analysis of perfectly competitive markets, cost minimization, applications of game theory, implications of market structure for profit and output, and the impact of government policies on decisions of consumers and businesses.

Prerequisites

ECON 101.

Overview

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Credits

3