ECON 602: MICROECONOMICS - ENERGY SECTOR
Fall 2026 · Section 002 · CRN 10994
Covers basic microeconomic concepts and applies them to contemporary issues in the energy sector. Topics covered include demand and supply analysis, market equilibrium and different market structures, international trade, investment and capacity expansion, risk and investment finance, and economic analysis of energy policy including environmental policy. This course enables students to apply quantitative microeconomic theory in order to make data-driven recommendations to case studies presented by industry partners.
- Credits
- 4
- Instructors
- Peter Hartley