Microeconomics (2)｜NTU Course

Serial Number
14582
Course Number
ECON2019
Course Identifier
303 20012
Class 04
3 Credits
Compulsory / Elective
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS / Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies in College of Social Sciences
- DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
- Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies in College of Social Sciences
CHIEN-YU LAI
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- COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Mon 2, 3, 4
社科502
Type 3
The first week after the classes begin: Students register the courses and the courses will be allocated based the students' preference order. The second week after the classes begin: Students add the courses online with the given permission number.
90 Student Quota
NTU 90
Specialization Program
Economics in English
English
NTU COOL
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The course is conducted in English。
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Course Description
This course is the second-half of Intermediate Microeconomics. The topics focusing on how individuals (consumer, firm…) interact with others and how market fails. In spring semester, I will cover: (1) Monopoly (2) Game theory and its application (3) Uncertainty (4) Asymmetric information Please check: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/b8c13ux6sc9k1knt4mv11/Syllabus-for-Microeconomics-2.pdf?rlkey=rgemgmwjt1i5c8j09kckzjcdu&dl=0
Course Objective
After this class students should know: (1)how to characterize firm’s decision under monopoly (2)how to solve equilibria for different types of games (3)how to construct models with uncertainty (4)how the models of adverse selection and moral hazard work
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