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 texts are, "Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach," 5th Edition, by Hal Varian, and "Workouts in Intermediate Microeconomics," 5th Edition, by Theodore Bergstrom and Hal Varian. GRADING Midterm: ...
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 make you conversant with some basic models used in economic theory, and with standard methods of economic reasoning. It should be seen as a course that provides the foundations of economic analysis and thereby opens ...
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