Asset Markets Simon Naitram1 Financial Economics (ECON6043) February 5, 2021 1University of the West Indies, simon.naitram@cavehill.uwi.edu Tonight’s Lecture • Varian two-period model • Equilibrium under certainty • Mean-variance • The CAPM • Arbitrage Price Theory and Expected Utility Tonight’s Lecture You were to work through the two-period model in Varian’s Microeconomic Analysis (the graduate text) on Pages 184 to ...
Econ 610: Microeconomic Theory Fall 2019, McGill University Licun Xue Email: licun.xue@mcgill.ca Office: Leacock 433 Econ 610 is a course in microeconomic theory for M.A. students. It covers a broad range of topics, encompassing key topics in classical microeconomic theory and selected topics in modern microeconomic theory. Material includes consumer theory, producer theory, uncertainty, general equilibrium, game theory, imperfect competition, and economics ...
ADVANCED MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS Professor F. S. Lee (ECON 5502) Office: Manheim 202D Spring 2010 Office Hours: By appt. Office tel. 816-235-2543 E-mail: leefs@umkc.edu Lecture: Wednesday, 7.00-9.45, Royall Hall, Room 312 Required Texts: B. R. Binger and E. Hoffman, W. Nicholson and C. Snyder, Microeconomic Theory with Calculus W. Nicholson and C. Snyder, Microeconomic Theory: Basic Principles and Extension, 10th edition E. Silberberg ...
ADVANCED MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS Professor F. S. Lee (ECON 5502) Office: Manheim 202D Spring 2013 Office Hours: By appt. Office tel. 816-235-2543 E-mail: leefs@umkc.edu Lecture: Tuesday, 7.00-9.45, Cockefair Hall 104 Required Texts: W. Nicholson and C. Snyder, Microeconomic Theory: Basic th Principles and Extension, 10 edition A. Marshall, Principles of Economics, online version is found at http://www.econlib.org/library/Marshall/marP.html Optional Text: H ...
PPHA 44200: Advanced Microeconomics (Winter 2021) Instructor: Damon Jones Office: Keller 2035 Office Hours: Tuesdays, 2:00p – 3:00p (or by appointment) Email: damonjones@uchicago.edu Teaching Assistants: Chinmaya Kumar, Zhaosong Ruan Office Hours: TBD Course Objectives: Students will build upon neoclassical microeconomic theory by exploring deviations from the standard competitive model. Topics include competitive market partial equilibrium, imperfect competition, externalities, public goods and asymmetric information. Policy ...
AdvancedMicroeconomicsI Old transparencies (Sommersemester 2016) Organizational preliminaries Prof. Dr. Stefan Napel RW II, 1.83 stefan.napel@uni-bayreuth.de Office hours: - Monday, 2 – 4 pm; please contact: vwl4@uni-bayreuth.de (Heidi Rossner) Downloads and information: https://elearning.uni-bayreuth.de/ Two “identical” classes per week; 1–2 weeks delay to lectures One-open-book exam will be posed in English; can be answered in English or German (same ...
University of California, San Diego Economics 200B Winter 2006 Prof. Ross M. Starr ECONOMICS 200B---MICROECONOMIC THEORY MARKETS AND WELFARE The principal text for (most of) the first five weeks of the course is Starr, General Equilibrium Theory: An Introduction. Corrigenda for the first edition is available on the class webpage. Draft chapters for the second edition are available on the class webpage. Use the draft ...
EC201 Microeconomic Theory Dep’t of Economics Prof. Arthur Lewbel Fall 1999 Boston College Carney 127, 552-3678 OVERVIEW This course covers the basic tools of microeconomics, primarily consisting of the optimizing behavior of individual economic units (consumers and business firms), and their resulting interactions in markets. This material is quantitative and mathematical. It is presented using graphical analysis, algebra, and basic calculus. TEXT The required ...
ECON 4010 – Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis Summer Semester 2018 Online Course Instructor: Gabriel Pleites Email: Gabriel.pleites@gmail.com Office Hours: Virtually and by appointment only. Preferred Methods of Communication: Messages through CANVAS. However, ANY method of communication is fine as long as it allows the instructor to be reached by the student. Optional Material: The instructor has made strong and substantial efforts so you don&rsquo ...
Economics 4351/7351: Intermediate Microeconomics Fall 2021 Class time and location: Tuesday/Thursday 8-9:15am, Middlebush Hall 12 (Lecture 1) and Tuesday/Thursday 9:30-10:45am, Middlebush Hall 12 (Lecture 2). Instructor: OksanaLoginova,loginovao@missouri.edu, ocehoursonThursday11am-12:30pm, 325 Professional Bldg. Teaching assistant: Wei Zhao, weizhao@mail.missouri.edu, oce hours on Monday 4-5pm, 317 Professional Bldg. Course description: This course will cover microeconomic theory at the intermediate level. Successfully completing this course should ...
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