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Microeconomics (2009-2010)
Academic Year of the Course:
2009-2010
Course:
014EC
Microeconomics
Teaching staff:
Luciano Mauro
Course Outlines:
The course aims to explain the markets functioning. The approach is quantitative but also managerial and operative. After a short introduction of the mathematical tools the course follows the chapters of the text book "Microeconomics" by R.S. Pindyck e D.L. Rubinfeld 7th or later international edition isbn 978--13-713335-2. However some classes, expecially those more mathematically formalized, will be based on "Microeconomics: basic Principles and Extensions" by W. Nicholson , South_Western editor 1th or later international student edition.
Contents:
The structure of the course can be summarized as follows:
Mathematical Instruments: differential, derivative, total derivative and optimization
Market demand
Production
Costs
Supply in competitive markets
Competitive markets
Market Power :monopoly and monopsony
Productive factor markets
Investment, time and capital markets
Choice under uncertainty
Market under asimmetric informations
Recommended Texts:
"Microeconomics" by R.S. Pindyck e D.L. Rubinfeld."Microeconomics: basic Principles and Extensions" by W. Nicholson , South_Western editor
Last update: 12-11-2013 - 16:28