ECON 501: MICROECONOMICS I

Fall 2024 · Section 001 · CRN 10033

Formal mathematical treatments of the classic topics in microeconomics: consumer and producer theory, choice under risk and uncertainty, revealed preference theory and general equilibrium theory. Introduces and uses mathematical tools that are the workhorses of economic theory: real analysis, constrained optimization, monotone comparative statics and fixed point theorems.

Credits
3
Instructors
Sinan Ertemel

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