ECO 302 : Intermediate Microeconomics

Focused study of microeconomics with analytical investigation of consumer choice, production costs, and firm behavior, including critical examination of different market paradigms. Topics include choice under uncertainty, problems with asymmetric information, externalities, and the use of game theories in analyzing strategic behavior of firms.

Prerequisites

ECO 102 and either ECO 208 or MTH 210

Overview

Program

Credits

3