Intermediate Microeconomics I

Recommended prerequisites: Principles of economics (31A00110, ECON-A2100, ECON-C9000, or equivalent).

In this course, students will develop the microeconomic approach to understanding economic phenomena, and learn to apply the most widely used tools of microeconomics to solving economic decision problems. Students will first focus on studying different sides of market interactions in isolation, and then study market interactions in single good markets.

Students will be introduced to the canonical economic models of consumers and firms, basic models of pricing, oligopolistic and competitive markets and welfare analysis. Students will develop tools to formally analyze economic problems.

Implementations by the academic year:

2026-2027 Autumn I, language of instruction: English

2027-2028 Autumn I, language of instruction: English

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