ECON 8100: Applied Microeconomic Analysis

This course provides comprehensive coverage of microeconomic topics by analyzing the applications of the theory. A graphical and intuitive approach is stressed in addition to the mathematical. Topics include both the standard and the new consumer theory, production and cost analysis, modern theories of the firm and markets, and basic welfare economics. Applications useful to business students are also provided. (3 credit hours)

Prerequisites: Econ 3910 and Econ 6030 or DSc 8070.

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