ECON 3101 Study Guide - International Standard Book Number, Oligopoly, Flight Controller
Document Summary
The assigned textbook is intermediate microeconomics: a modern approach, by hal r. varian. This course develops the skills necessary in order to analyze microeconomic issues. It will provide a rigorous formalization of economic concepts encountered in econ 1101 (principles of. Topics covered include: behavior of households, firms, and industries under cooperative and monopolistic conditions; factors affecting production, price, and other decisions of the firm; economic efficiency and welfare. The tools developed in this course will also be useful for students taking upper division economics courses. Students must have successfully completed principles of microeconomics (econ 1101), principles of macroeconomics (econ 1102), and calculus i (math 1271). There will be a midterm, and a final exam. Instructions for exams may vary but will be announced as needed before each exam. Communication with other students, use of unauthorized resources, copying, and other forms of cheating during exams will not be tolerated.
