ECON 6711
Methodology and scope of the neo-classical microeconomics paradigm; topics include the theory of competitive firms and consumers, general equilibrium, Pareto optimum, welfare theorems, non-competitive markets, uncertainty and asymmetric information.
Prereq: 4001.01, or 501A or equiv with permission of economics director of graduate studies. Not open to students with credit for 8711 (804), or 8712 (805), or 704, or 705.
Course Level:
Graduate
Unit(s):
4.0
Semesters Offered:
Autumn 2020
Instruction Modes:
In Person
Campuses:
Columbus
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